Careers Blog
A Recruiter’s Tips for Evaluating and Responding to a Job Offer
How to navigate the evaluation process professionally and determine whether this is the right opportunity for you.Read More »
How Do I Fit In? Understanding Team Dynamics
As you navigate your role in the teams you work within, remember the most important lesson of all – be yourself, and let others do the same.Read More »
Should You Pursue an Industry Specialization in Your Accounting Career?
While there are many ways to evaluate whether you want to pursue a specialty, the number one factor should remain selecting something you enjoy.Read More »
Master Your Excel Skills, Because They’ll Take You Far in Public Accounting
When I realized that one small Excel formula could transform hours of work into only a 15 minute exercise, I was hooked.Read More »
In the Spotlight: Brian Kitchen
Welcome to our new In the Spotlight series, where we’ll periodically introduce you to one of Kreischer Miller’s team members.Read More »
Excellence Client Service Goes Beyond Face-to-Face Client Interactions
In such a client-focused and service-based industry, everything we do is reflected to the client – even if it doesn’t always happen face-to-face.Read More »
A “Typical” Day as a Tax Senior
While there really is no such thing as a "typical" day as a tax senior, facing new things each day keeps things fresh and allows for professional growth.Read More »
A “Typical” Day as an Audit & Accounting Senior
Strong client relationship skills and the ability to juggle multiple projects are keys to successfully navigating a "typical" day as an audit senior.Read More »
Experiences From Our 2018 Kreischer Miller Cares Day of Service
We asked a few of our team members about their personal volunteer experience at Kreischer Miller's annual Day of Service.Read More »
The Importance of Owning Your Career
You have to be in the driver's seat when it comes to your career. It's up to you to find a champion, ask for feedback on your performance, and raise your hand when you don't understand something - because no one will do these things for you.Read More »