I’ve now been working at Kreischer Miller for one year. In addition to work-life balance, these are several of the reasons why I value working at Kreischer Miller.
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For those who attend smaller universities, myself included, it is not always an option to complete a full-time internship during the accounting busy season. Here are a few things I learned that may be helpful if you find yourself in a similar situation.
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From the time I interviewed at Kreischer Miller, I was told about the culture of kindness and had observed it firsthand during my interviews.
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To alleviate some of the stress that comes with studying for the CPA exam, consider these tips that proved to be helpful for me throughout my journey.
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My journey from China began eight years ago, and though I’ve been faced with challenges, it has proved to be extremely rewarding.
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The decision of what career to choose is the first step in finding satisfaction in one’s journey, but it is far from the most significant. The most influential decision you will make is where you take your professional journey.
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In his book, Good to Great, Jim Collins uses the metaphor of a bus to explain the principle of an organization getting the right people in the right seats in order to drive it to greatness. Finding the right seat is an idea that I’ve applied to my own transition to public accounting.
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Delving further into the fundamentals of Kreischer Miller’s culture and what sets our firm apart, one key founding principle comes to mind: respect.
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Here's how you can make a great impression during your virutal interview.
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To really impress your interviewer and give effective answers to their questions, try using the STAR technique to frame your responses.
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