Office & Workplace at Policy Futures Graduate Program (Queensland Government)

Office is located a bit far from the city/can be difficult to get to. There is always a lot of construction going on around the building.

1 William St offices are great, spacious desks, great kitchens, solid views of Brisbane almost 360 degrees.

I work at 1 William St, which is a fantastic office with amazing facilities. The end-of-trip facilities allow me to cycle to work most days and start the day refreshed.

Very new and excellent facilities

1WS is a fantastic office with great amenities both on each floor and at the ground floor with its food court. Dress code can vary from business to business casual. This generally depends on if you are meeting with stakeholders or ministerial staff or not that day.

Currently the office I am located is amazing. Super modern and clean. The dress code is pretty diverse, but mostly smart casual.

Modern and well-appointed

Not flashy but has everything you need.

The offices are lovely, really beautiful facilities are great apart from having no gender-neutral bathrooms, kitchen is amazing and has everything you could need except forks for some reason. Dress code is smart/casual and pretty free to dress however you feel comfortable.

Location is good, the office space is open plan and it is really hard to focus when you can hear all the conversations around you. the floor i am on is also very grey and has a sort of prison aesthetic which isn't fun. other floors are better though.

The office space is good, everyone gets their own designated desk which is nice. The facilities are also good too. Working in the valley as opposed to the city does have downsides as you are not as close to other graduates, but the office is right beside the train station (lots of food choices) and there are bus stops very close too. The dress code is standard business wear but it is not overly formal (some people do wear suits/blazers but this is more people working in courts etc, everyone else wears business/business casual).

Dress Code is good casual wear as it is in an office space.

Great office space and location, it is in the suburbs so peaceful and easy to travel to. The facilities are fine. The dress code is great, everyone dresses in a unique way that is still sensible and business. On Fridays more casualwear is allowed and it' a very easy to follow guide.

Everything you need is nearby. Only thing I would say is to have free coffee like TIQ has.

Location and facilities are excellent. Hot desking isn't my preferred style of desking, so would prefer own desk.

My team is conveniently located in the city. Facilities are very clean and well-maintained.

The Policy Futures program is based out of 1 William Street which is the state governments flagship building, its fantastic. My agency is a few streets away but also very nice and modern on the inside, with an outdoor balcony and large communal kitchen area. The dress code is standard business attire - no need for a suit jacket.

The offices vary department to department - some facilities are state of the art and brand new, while others are older. All are clean and fit for purpose, with appropriate end of trip facilities etc.

A little outdated. But fine

The office is centrally located, has adequate light, nice views, and indoor plants. There is no strict dress code and some people dress casually while maintaining professionalism.