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? […]
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Clickstop StoriesClickstop 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
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Thinking Big and Making It Happen One of the first things visitors to Clickstop’s office see is the company’s mission statement. It’s displayed on a monitor just inside the front entrance, along with the six core values that guide the growing business. The mission statement is unlike most in that it doesn’t speak to quality,
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Leslie: “Working at Clickstop is…” “Working at Clickstop is not really like working at a job. It is like playing on a team. It is fun and you are committed. You want to get better at what you do and help the team win!” – Leslie, Purchasing Specialist
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Joe: “I Love Working For Clickstop Because…” “I love working for Clickstop because I am motivated by the big things we accomplish every day. Plus, we still have the small company feel.” – Joe, Director of Service & Support
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Clickstop StoriesWhat 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.
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Clickstop StoriesClickstop Employees Share Their Opinions On The Future The future is bright. If you don’t believe it, just watch these Clickstop employees share why they believe the future is bright and without limitations. Do you believe anything is possible?
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Clickstop StoriesClickstoppers Finish This Sentence: Challenges are… We wanted to know how our family of Clickstoppers feel about challenges. Do we run towards them with full confidence that we can overcome them? Are challenges exciting and full of opportunity and reward? Or do we shy away in fear? Watch and find out.
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Make Progress Towards Your Dreams and Goals Every Day Pursue perfection, acknowledging that it can’t be attained, but that along the way you will achieve excellence. Be courageous and accept that it won’t be easy; great achievements never are. Be your best self – never settle. Prepare for what’s next, even if it’s not yet
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Clickstop StoriesOur Three Words We asked our employees to share what they’re truly and deeply grateful for using just three words. Here’s what they said.
Introducing Monica, People Enthusiast By Monica S. “Most people have the strange conviction that life is to be lived timidly and cautiously, but I say it’s the middle of the road where you get killed – it’s on the edges that good things happen.” In many ways, this is my motto. I’m not sure exactly who
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Clickstop StoriesMeet Jim, The Culture Guy By Jim Mayhew Most of you know me as the Chief Culture Officer (the “culture guy”) at Clickstop. Many of you know at least a little about my journey here that began in November 2009. But there are only a select few who know why I chose to come here
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