Core Values

Chris Biechler Receives Q3 “Responsible” Award For a time, Chris Biechler’s attitude and behaviors were on full display for Clickstoppers.  This is a good thing.  He’s reliable, honest and trustworthy, open to feedback and aware of how his attitude and emotions affect others; in other words, he’s responsible. This past March, Chris pursued a new […]

Doug Martens is Our Q3 ‘Enthusiastic’ Award Winner Enthusiasm begins with a belief in the mission.  At Clickstop, we show up each day to create a business that is enjoyable, sustainable and provides opportunity for those who seek it.  If you’re in agreement with the mission, you find delight in seeing it fulfilled. Additionally, there

Krystal Talbert is our Q3 Rock Star! Krystal has been a part of Clickstop for about 3 ½ years, and for her, this last year has been one of pretty dramatic change. Krystal moved from Business Intelligence to the marketing team with no previous marketing experience, and embraced the change with a ton of curiosity.

Q2 Decisive Award Winner: Nick Conrad “Come on, make a decision.”  Has anyone ever said this to you?  Most of the time, it’s because options are being weighed without being 100% confident in any of them. The reality is, we’re almost always making decisions between options that are most likely right and most likely wrong. 

Q2 Impactful Award Winner: Mike Staebell This is the space where I typically bring some context to the interview.  Not this time. Mike’s answers tell the story.  You’ll come away with a better understanding of what we mean when we say, “Impactful.”  Take a look.  You’ll be glad you did. Congrats on your award, Mike! 

Q2 Communicate Award Winner: Krystal Talbert “She’s demonstrated excellence in critical listening, asking great questions and communicating with conciseness.  No matter the project or challenge ahead, I know I can count on her to say what she thinks, embrace constructive criticism and provide it right back in a respectful and motivating manner.” These are statements

Q2 Opportunistic Award Winner: Cara Jungers This past quarter, Cara Jungers took the lead in a project to expand US Cargo Control’s domestic chain sling offerings.  It was a collaborative effort between manufacturing, purchasing, warehouse and marketing.  There were challenges along the way, but Cara’s proactive communication and quick adaptations have helped the team navigate

Q2 Safety Winner: Wendi Kafer At the end of each work day, we want each employee to return him in as good or better health as when they arrived.  This is a collective effort. Once a quarter, we take some to recognize one individual who went above and beyond to ensure the safety of our

Q2 Enthusiastic Trait Winner: John Spanczak An intense enjoyment, interest, or approval of something is what we refer to as enthusiasm. My daughter is enthusiastic about school.  She gets up on time each school day, works hard in the classroom and laughs and plays on the playground.  She’s eager to learn, see her friends, have

Q2 Curious Trait Winner: Logan O’Neal Curiosity refines action. The questioning of existing methods leads to a recommendation of better approaches. Looking for ways to learn and improve leads to higher levels of contribution. Staying flexible in one’s approach and finding leads to rapid learning and solutions that get beyond “band-aid” fixes. Action that attacks

Q2 Responsible Award Winner: Phil Kramer Being responsible requires taking action and accepting the consequences of their own actions and decisions.  These individuals also possess an awareness of how their choices are impacting those around them. Essentially, if you’ve committed to it, there’s an expectation of follow through, or at the least, a re-negotiating of the

Q2 Courageous Award Winner: Jeffrey Coons Courage in the workplace may have a lot of definitions, but one that stands out regards learning to act in a truthful manner using your instincts. Courage is action. If the thing is unsettling to you, act.  Wasted time, poor results and disengagement is at stake.   Outside the workplace,