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Clickstop

When I first started at Clickstop I thought it was going to be a great place to work, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Clickstop makes it seem like such a great place to work with “core values” that apparently don’t actually apply which are only there to make the company look good the. They pride themselves on being awarded one of the “Greatest places to work” which they push survey after survey onto you and if you have a opinion on something they don’t like, you will be silenced and put in the “hot seat” you don’t get a voice.  When they say they treat employees like a family, that couldn’t be more wrong. I had injured my back, went through major back surgery, found out it was a very rare aggressive form of  Neurofibrosarcoma CANCER that I underwent 37 radiation treatments for. Post surgery they couldn’t have been faster in asking when I was returning to work. At that time I was still in the hospital and had not even started the process to relearn to walk again. Countless times after I was asked the same question, still no sympathy from leadership let alone a simple “get well” card during a very difficult mentally, and extremely financially trying time at only 22YO (which later I was terminated for while still going through therapy unable to preform job duties signed off by a Doctor). How caring. If you work in the warehouse you will be treated poorly, receive little recognition, and DON’T think about advancement unless you are good friends with a leader even if you are more than qualified for a position they will give it to someone else based off friendships merit doesn’t exist. If you don’t value your time, can be guided by unqualified leadership, love having a “culture” that doesn’t exist shoved down your throat, or a company that spends money on useless stuff instead of investing in employees then Clickstop is the company for you! 

The workplace culture is crammed down your throat and you are always told if you are not a cultural fit you will be let go. They have people with little to no work experience trying to tell you what the culture is. They tell you what music you can listen to. Management is never around because they are always in meeting all day. They are so disconnected with their employees and whatever employees tell them it falls on deaf ears. Managers are promoted because they live to the core values and culture of the company. The people that keep the business running are the unappreciated employees that are taken for granted. The company underpays majority of the help. There is a  ridiculous amount of wasteful spending that could be used to pay employees more. The biggest wasteful spending is in one department called Talent Enrichment that has nine members that could be reduced to 3-4 members. No one know what they do all day and they get paid to do nothing. The owner is blind as what is going on because he is so disconnected with everything.

Clickstop has been a breath of fresh air as it relates to coworkers and work environment. The place isn't perfect and has problems like anywhere else, but they genuinely pursue doing the right thing.  I've learned how to be a better person, a more skilled professional, and worked around some of the most encouraging people I've ever met. My teammates care about me as a person and because of they, they're candid in their feedback about where I can improve and where I'm doing well. I love the support and constant insistence on owning my growth to help the whole company.

If you're looking for a place where you can grow rapidly if you work hard, Clickstop is your spot.

I have never worked for a company with such clear convictions. Our culture is our competitive advantage and our investment in the culture is a direct investment into me becoming the best version of myself. Imagine a place that not only cares about your performance in the business, but cares about you becoming a better person. 

Yes, we do have a lot of fun at work, but truthfully, even if all the table games, celebrations, and crazy videos disappeared, we would still be a great place to work because we are committed and aligned to creating an organization that is enjoyable, sustainable, and provides opportunities for those who seek it.

Clickstop is all about promoting their "cool" culture but there are major issues under the surface as the company gets bigger. Terrible management from the top down. Large, company-wide initiatives are poorly communicated and are rarely followed through. Turnover is crazy high and the people who leave on their own are generally the hardest working in the company, just burned out and tired of the chaos. Extremely disappointing as this company has so much potential if only upper management would realize it can't run the place like a small start-up anymore.

This experience was great for a college student who has a busy schedule. I was able to write product descriptions from home and send in my work to the company. I learned a lot about search engine optimization while constructing my descriptions. I liked this job because I could be as creative as I wanted. I usually sat down and thought of all of the different uses for a product and then used my key words to construct my product description. The whole process is similar to putting together a puzzle. By the end, I had really caught on to the process and was comfortable in my writing.

Very unprofessional environment. 
Manager has very poor management skills. Not much experience, only 9 months at a small store. The HR person (works remotely)assign to build the Manager from the ground up will not take any constructive criticism about his manager. Will deflect blame on you 100% of the time. 
Terrible planning, I did witness favoritism more than once. 

Always changing, nothing is constant, very little if any communication from team leaders or management if working in the warehouse.  They talk about culture being inclusive, but it is very exclusive unless related to someone in the office of leadership. Pay is very low,  high turnover with employees, managers and staff in warehouse 

Clickstop is a great place to work. With a firm set of Core Values that outline the path for success, and people that are determined to live them out in their daily lives. Every business has issues. Clickstop doesn't run from these. Instead they do the best they can to face them and help their employees walk through them to make a greater impact. It's a high energy work environment with opportunities around every corner. 

If you are going to sew ratchet straps for nine hours a day, Clickstop has a great culture that helps make it worth it! Employees care about one another, and management does a great job listening to your concerns and making sure you feel prepared for your work. It was also nice to have consistent hours after working almost two years in retail.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Manufacturing associate 8 salaries reported	$14.97 per hour
Warehouse associate 8 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Intern 2 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Office cleaner 5 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 4 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour

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