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Inland Revenue

4.3
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

Culture at Inland Revenue

8.8
8.8 rating for Culture, based on 13 reviews
Please describe your company's culture both in the office and after hours. Let us know about the structure and hierarchy, cooperation and teamwork, and socialising amongst colleagues.
The culture here is great and there is little to no expectation to stay late/work overtime. There seems to be no sense of hierarchy with SLT very visible and easy to talk to. Policy has a great social atmosphere, with opportunities to do social sport and socialise outside of work hours together
Graduate, Wellington - 16 Jul 2024
the inclusiveness value can be clearly seen in the team. the teammates are also very helpful.
Graduate, Wellington - 15 Jul 2024
The company culture from my experience is good where everyone is both work driven with a sense of banter. This makes it easier to ask questions or for help when dealing with unfamiliar things. In terms of structure and hierarchy I get the feeling that everyone is treated equally which results in better cooperation and teamwork. For afterhours there hasn't been much apart from the company gatherings.
Graduate, Wellington - 11 Jul 2024
Doesn't feel hierarchical between different levels of leadership/policy advisors. A lot of socialisation. Everyone is friendly. No expectation to stay after hours
Graduate, Wellington - 11 Jul 2024
The structure of the policy department is fairly flat, which gives you plenty of opportunities to network and collaborate with even the highest members of staff. It is very social, however, there is a great deal of respect for people's personal boundaries. This creates a very inviting and considerate work environment.
Graduate, Wellington - 11 Jul 2024
Our company culture is super relaxed. Senior management will commonly chat with new staff, so there is not much of a 'hierarchy' here. The office is always active and there are lots of people to talk with. We have an active social football and netball team and often go out for team lunches or after work drinks.
Graduate, Wellington - 03 Jul 2024
Inclusive and accept other Culture. an inclusive culture.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023
The work place is a very social environment. Everyone is incredibly welcoming and friendly, and most importantly, everyone, including leaders are very accessible. Everyone will give you time and help if you need it. Office hours are flexible, and Working from Home is allowed, meaning you have the flexibility needed to easily go to things like appointments etc.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023
Independent work style as everybody has their own tasks assigned but there is an opportunity to work with experienced colleges when you need advice. Depart is independent from other ask work is very different but support for systems is always provide. Opportunities to socialise outside of office with work drinks and function are provided.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023
There is a team structure, but we sit in an open plan space. The policy leads and senior leaders are very accessible and friendly. This is a strong emphasis on teamwork, across teams and departments. There are catchups to ensure everyone is heard across levels of advisors. I have made several good friends in this job. Part of this is the rest of the graduate cohort, but also graduates from previous cohort and other people in my team. There is regular after work events, both planned and informal.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023
It is a very flat structure and even the executive managers are highly approachable. At a team level, everyone is very open about their communication with each other, which makes it easy to work together.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023