Office & Workplace at Oliver Wyman Australia & New Zealand

Close to the city near southern cross (melbourne). Formal dress code for client meetings and freedom for any other situation, minimum level is business casual.

Really strong and open layout

Sydney office is located right on the water, and has fantastic views of barangaroo and darling harbour. Facilities are also great - including end of trip facilities downstairs. It's located next to an awesome running track, as well as plenty of really good restaurants and buzz. Dress code is very project and individual dependent - if on client site, then formal. Otherwise, i tend to be fairly relaxed in the office.

Great, located in docklands with great facilities

Location in barangaroo is convenient for public transport and the view is amazing. Office facilities are great with a well equipped kitchen, drinks fridge, snacks cupboard, and end of trip facilities. Dress code is not strict or formal, it is basically smart casual unless you have client meetings

Amazing office and great amenities. Dress code slightly on the side of formal but pretty flexible to make it what you want (can wear t-shirts if not meeting clients)

Really nice office space, lovely to work from, snacks and drinks provided. Dress code is smart casual, unless you are seeing a client.

Dress code is dependent if you are client facing, for most days it is business formal - with self judgement on days with no client interactions or social events at the office.

Really nice, light filled office with beautiful views.

Offices are good although a little crowded as we are growing quickly and share space with other MMC businesses. Computers can be a real issue as can OneDrive being very slow - hopefully this will be fixed soon. Dress code is dependent on being on a project and the nature of the client.

Dress code is very client dependent. Men typically wear long-sleeved shirt and trousers (no tie or jacket) Mon-Thur, with Fri more casual (e.g., jeans and polo). For women, it tends to be more varied.