Australia Post reviews

3.4

57% would recommend to a friend

(1,312 total reviews)

Paul Graham

65% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

Australia Post has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 1,312 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Australia Post employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Government and public administration industry (3.6 stars).

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1K reviews
1.0
Apr 5, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Large company so choices to move around

Cons

- poor leadership - no performance management - poor manager capability - horrid culture - clunky systems - the hr team has one of the worst cultures I've ever worked in - the don't practice their values, especially in the hr team - when people are made redundant it's a lifetime thing - literally they're saying goodbye you can never come back. Even after 12 months or 12 yrs. Pretty harsh kick out the door. - people backstab and there is poor two way communication - managers yell at employees in head office, even in HR - you stay till 10pm because systems crash with no thanks and they expect you to be there at 8am the next morning - lack of flexibility

2.0
Mar 26, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Straightforward work, okay colleagues, standard call centre job.

Cons

Power-tripping managers that act & feel like they own the company. Often they have worked for Aus Post for a while, which I think gives them a skewed perspective to how a workplace should look. It's one of those environments where they preach openness, friendliness, and care... but in reality that's all delusional management that can't simply say hello or ask how your day was and genuinely mean it, let alone support your success in the role. Team meetings & one-on-ones go nowhere, and you're only allowed to speak up if it fits is with what they want to hear. Don't you dare question anything, or give an opinion, that's a big no no. Most of the obvious changes that need to be implemented get done... it just takes two or so years, and often a lawsuit or media piece from customers. Don't you dare wrap up & put yourself on any sort of break 1 minute before you finish - you'll get yelled out. Doesn't matter if you have a child to pick up from school, or any other reason whatsoever. You answer phones until AFTER your finish time and get rewarded with an early finish the next day when you don't need it. I mean, fair enough, most of the time. But they treat this rule as do-or-die. You will be yelled at, and again, the lack of humanity or basic human decency/understanding stops these managers from understanding how ridiculous this is. In fact, if one is reading this, they probably think I'm the problem haha. So yeah, don't finish 1 minute early, or else... Uhm there's a lot more. Don't expect a lot. But hey, it pays okay for a contact centre job when you're young, or between jobs and searching for something better. Don't end up here as a lifer and become one of them is my advice. Nice office layout, ping pong table, 45 minute breaks. It's not all bad, we're blessed to be in Australia. Just put up with unhappy fake managers and you'll be fine.

1.0
Feb 23, 2021

Nepotism and Discrimination

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good people to work with Technology is good Relaxed place to work

Cons

Nepotism is high - friends and friends of friends are easily hired. If you have worked with someone in the past - easy to get in. All rules broken Discrimination - Good luck if you are a brown guy/girl No respect for talent or talent retention All hiring is pre decided - all recruitment is an eye wash

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