Mandy Nevius
Human Resources Director
Below is your library to learn more about the Keiter culture, our interview process, and benefits. Please feel free to contact a member of our Keiter Recruiting Team if you need additional help.
During the interview process you will meet with a variety of people at multiple levels within the firm from managers, to senior managers, to partners. Our interviews typically last from 2-4 hours depending on the position.
Keiter does conduct virtual interviews; however, our preference is to meet you in-person. If your interview is in-person, you get the chance to speak informally with team members who have the same title you would have coming in to Keiter. You will also tour the office and meet with HR to go over benefit information.
The time frame to hear back from us after an interview is usually 2-3 weeks; however, we try to communicate sooner.
Our tax preparation services peak from late January through mid-April. During this time, our tax team members work longer hours, however we leverage seasonal staff and interns to help offset the volume of work.
Our Audit busy season runs from early January through mid-March and levels off during the rest of the year. During this time, audit team members work longer hours, however we leverage audit interns and continue to recruit experienced staff to help offset the increased volume of work. Audit team members often go out to lunch and connect with one another while they are at the client site.
Keiter prioritizes the wellbeing of its employees throughout the year with extra stress relief activities during our busiest times. Some of our busy season activities include weekly in-office yoga and fitness classes, firm paid lunches and dinners, food trucks, and deadline celebrations. The camaraderie between team members is very evident during this time as they take time to laugh, enjoy our perks, and work together to meet client deadlines.
Keiter has various bonus options available as well as opportunities for employees to advance at the Firm. Some of these include:
Traditionally, the expected accounting firm career path is a direct line from associate to partner. We realize that there is no “one-size-fits-all” career path. Because of this, team members can decide to develop in place or develop for growth. Developing in place allows team members to develop specific competencies to grow in their current role. Developing for growth allows team members to develop competencies to progress beyond their role. Find out more about career development at Keiter here.
Human Resources Director
Recruiting Coordinator
Campus Recruiting Specialist