Clickstop Stories

Come On Down! Sharyl’s Price Is Right Experience Clickstoppers live by our Core Values. Think Big and Make it Happen, Communicate Openly with Confidence & Respect, Expect Greatness in Yourself & Inspire it in Others, Be Adventurous, Embrace & Drive Change, Promote a Winning Team Spirit, and Make Time for Fun & Family. We guard […]

My Story: Sharyl Voss Every employee has a unique Clickstop story. We have people from all over eastern Iowa. We have Kerry who drives all the way from Guttenberg, to Lonnie who lives right down the street. No matter the background, no matter how long of a drive it takes to get here, everyone shows

Employee Referral Series: Bill and Lacy As you have read in our previous posts, we have a lot of unique people working at Clickstop. Each employee hired was recognized for their ability to contribute not only to the company’s bottom line but also to the collaborative, outgoing and positive environment. Not every person who comes

Clickstop Referrals: Erika, Josh, & Brenda If you have been keeping up on our last few posts, you know we are talking about Clickstop referrals. With our 150 or so employees, there are many unique stories about how people found Clickstop, how their lives have changed, and how their careers have excelled.  Megan, Phil, &

Clickstop Referrals: Ben, Tim, and Matt Every person at Clickstop has a unique story to tell, and Ben, Tim, and Matt are no exceptions. Anyone who knows these three can tell you, they are characters. Each has a goofy and big personality so it comes as no surprise that they were referred to work at

Clickstop Referrals: Megan, Phil, and Brad Clickstop employs approximately 155 people. That is 155 people working towards the same goals very day. We are very excited and proud of the growth we have experienced over the years.  What makes it really interesting are the unique stories each employee has. What brought each person to Clickstop?

Clickstop Donates Webbing for Children’s Library Bags Last month, Clickstop donated extra materials to a children’s library program in Banks County, Georgia. Leftover webbing, used to make ratchet straps, will be repurposed to create handles on library bags that will be given to children who receive a new library card or visit the library for the first

What I’ve Learned About Myself While Working at Clickstop Take one look around the Clickstop buildings and you’ll find you’re surrounded by talented, amazing individuals.  Listen to their stories as they get personal and share what they’ve learned about themselves in the time they’ve worked at the company.