Office & Workplace at Nous Group

Nous' office overlooks the Swan River and Parliament House. Renovations are about to commence to increase the office space as it is no longer large enough to accommodate for growth in WA. The office has a hot desk set up. There is also a shared kitchen and seating area, and a bathroom. You are expected to wear formal attire when you meet with a client, and casual attire is fine on all other occasions.

Excellent office - with a quiet section, a great kitchen with 2 big picnic tables, a couch and a quiet room if you need a mental health break. Dress code is relaxed - smart casual, sneakers are fine.

The Melbourne office is really slick, it is large, there are a lot of spaces, and we get snacks / coffee to keep us going. The dress code is smart casual, and you can choose how fancily you want to come to work.

I love the Brissie office. Its close to the train station and busses so its very accessible for clients and staff. We have big beautiful windows and an open plan kitchen that encourages lunch discussions etc. We have a variety of desks (including a large amount of standing desks) and focus rooms if we need uninterrupted time. Nous maintains that you should dress for your day. If I have client meetings, I'll wear a more formal outfit (ie a blazer). But on days where I do not have client commitments, I opt for business casual.

Dress code is casual. There have been sightings of flip flops! The office is conveniently located next to a major train station. There are plenty of desks and the kitchen is always equipped with basic necessities like milk, coffee, teas, cookies and fruits.

Snacks are fantastic. Dress code is also flexible based on what you are doing on the day which is nice.

The space can sometimes feel congested, as it is smaller. However, it is a very warm and friendly place and a good environment to work in.

Informal dress code

The office is located in the heart of the CBD, it is very modern and we are provided with free snacks and refreshments. Dress code is 'dress for your day' so we can be as casual as we like and then present formally to clients.

Self-management is at the heart of the company's culture. Consequently, I get to decide how I dress for work each day. If I have client-facing or important meetings that day, I will dress more formally, however, on days that I do not, I will dress more comfortably for myself. I have never heard of any comments about anyone's dress code, creating a safe space for self-expression.

We are on top of Wynard Station, our office has a shower/change rooms. We have number of meeting rooms and larger workshop room. Dress code is quite casual, it is dependent on whether you have client meetings or not.

The facilities at the office are great, the kitchen is spacious and well-equip. We have two large fridges (plus one small fridge for milk, and one for friday night drinks), lots of dining space. The office is fairly well equip, although some days it can be hard to find a seat which will probably get harder the more people join. Recently we've had some internet issues but overall it's pretty good. The office is also close to Southern Cross so good with public transport.

at the moment it is small, but practical. We are moving into a new office soon which will be a lot better, more efficient and spacious

Our Canberra office is absolutely beautiful, filled will lots of natural light. Tech wise, we have double screens and laptops. Dress code, we can wear whatever we want in the office (as long as we have client-facing clothes ready in our locker for last minute meetings)

Awesome offices, flexible dress code (basically wear neat casual unless seeing a client)

Perth is the smallest yet we're moving soon. Other offices are great.

All the offices I have seen (only two) are very very lovely places to be. Very open, plants everywhere, great views, bright and light. The dress code is super casual and entirely dependent on the day you will have. For example, if I don't have a client meeting then I will wear jeans and a t-shirt and birkenstocks. If I do have a client meeting, I will wear a blazer and heels. Both are completely acceptable in our office. We dress for the occasion.

Great space, great view. Chilled dress code (unless you are going to client facing meetings!).

The space is fantastic. We are sometimes short of desks though so hot-desking can be frustrating.