Team Leader - Warehouse
About the job
- At least 3–5 years of experience in warehouse or logistics operations, or supply chain management, including inventory management in a high-volume warehouse handling many stock-keeping units.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to identify root causes and develop and implement practical, data-driven solutions.
- Experience managing a team, including coaching, training, and developing team members.
- Experience managing delivery and logistics operations for multiple retail stores.
- Experience managing business priorities, projects, and schedules and achieving results while coordinating with internal and external stakeholders.
- English proficiency sufficient to communicate with English-speaking colleagues by email and chat.
- Manage and optimize overall warehouse operations.
- Manage work planning and staffing to improve productivity.
- Coordinate with internal departments, including Retail Operations, Procurement, and Health & Safety, and with external partners.
- Promote compliance with safety standards and maintain a safe work environment with the goal of zero accidents.
- Measure the effectiveness of implemented initiatives and drive continuous improvement.
- Research and apply current technologies and best practices in warehousing, logistics, and supply chain.
- Experience in retail or in the tourism, leisure, or cultural facilities industry.
- Experience using SAP or a warehouse management system.
- Experience developing medium- to long-term logistics strategies aligned with business objectives.
- Conversational English proficiency.
About the company
Warner Bros. produces and distributes films, television programs, and video games for audiences around the world. Its film and television businesses develop projects, manage production, and license finished titles and library content to cinemas, broadcasters, streaming services, and home entertainment retailers. Games and consumer products extend its characters into interactive entertainment and merchandise, while its studio operations rent stages, equipment, and production services to filmmakers. The business earns money from theatrical releases, content licensing, game sales, and related rights and services. Warner Bros. was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Burbank, California.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Burbank, California
Founded
1923
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What believers are saying
- Studio output remains a priority: October 2026 merger closing promised 30 annual films across Warner Bros. and Paramount.
- Burbank games employees gain onsite support: Warner Bros. lists access to its fitness center and children's center.
- Warner Bros. invests in crew skills: Burbank's CrewHQ trains existing workers, department heads, and trainees.
What critics are saying
- New owners target efficiencies: Skydance's October 2026 closing announcement seeks $6 billion in annual synergies across the combined group.
- Studio interns face housing costs: WBD's shared internship program, including Warner Bros. businesses, does not supply accommodation.
- Warner Bros. production earnings fluctuate: its shareholder letter describes film and television production as inherently volatile.
What makes Warner Bros. unique
- Warner Bros. houses production infrastructure: its Burbank lot contains 30 stages and dedicated exterior sets.
- Warner Bros. animation avoids one visual template: its feature division develops films across different animation styles.
- Warner Bros. television reaches rival platforms: its television group supplies over 80 active series across more than 20 outlets.
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Sling TV's Day Passes win a reprieve after Disney's court loss. Image: Sling ESPN for $5 a day will continue to be a thing - at least for now - following Disney's failed bid to block Sling TV's Day Pass subscriptions. A federal judge has denied Disney's motion for a preliminary injunction against Sling TV, with the judge ruling that Disney's lawsuit against the live TV streamer was unlikely to prevail in a courtroom, Variety reports. Sling TV is still facing another lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery - which, like Disney, is arguing that Sling TV breached its contract by rolling out its Day Passes without warning the studio first. To celebrate its legal win, Sling TV is now offering its Orange Day Pass for just $1 until the end of the month. While Disney's lawsuit against Sling TV is still active, the judge presiding over the case cast serious doubt whether the legal action would ultimately succeed, noting in his ruling that Disney's contact with Sling never specified a minimum length for its subscription services. Disney, for its part, vowed to press on with its lawsuit, telling Variety in a statement that "we look forward to vindicating our position at trial." The dispute revolves around Sling TV's recently launched Day Passes, which gives users 24 hours of access to Sling Orange, a channel package that includes ESPN and ESPN2. There's also a Weekend Pass for $9.99, while a one-week pass goes for $14.99. Sling Orange (which also includes CNN, TBS, TNT, HGTV, and about two-dozen other channels) normally costs $45.99 a month. Sling's Day Passes are a terrific way to tune in to ESPN for a single day, perfect for grabbing a Monday Night Football matchup without shelling out $30 for the new ESPN streaming service. Of course, that's precisely what ESPN owner Disney is worried about, which makes its move to block Sling's Day Passes unsurprising. Ben has been writing about technology and consumer electronics for more than 20 years. A PCWorld contributor since 2014, Ben joined TechHive in 2019, where he has covered everything from smart speakers and soundbars to smart lights and security cameras. Ben's articles have also appeared in PC Magazine, TIME, Wired, CNET, Men's Fitness, Mobile Magazine, and more. Ben holds a master's degree in English literature.
Talking Tom Heroes: Suddenly Super expands its global footprint. Talking Tom Heroes: Suddenly Super continues its global journey with two major broadcast milestones. The Outfit7's preschool series has premiered on BBC CBeebies in the UK and has now been acquired by Warner Bros. Discovery for its Latin America channels. As a production partner on the 52-episode preschool series, the ReDefine Originals team has been closely involved in bringing this new chapter of the Talking Tom universe to life. The show follows Tom, Angela, Ben and Hank as they discover a mysterious device that grants them powers, leading to playful, lighthearted, Suddenly Super adventures. The UK premiere on CBeebies marks an exciting step for the series, introducing a new audience to its mix of humour and heart. The programme premiered on Saturday, 25th October, with the broadcast arrangement facilitated by children's entertainment specialist CAKE. Alongside the UK launch, CAKE has announced a significant deal with Warner Bros. Discovery that brings the series to Latin America. The first 13 episodes will premiere on Discovery Kids in January 2026, with the region joining Italy, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and South Korea as part of the ongoing international rollout. Redefine Consulting, LLC is proud to help bring this world to screens across the globe and look forward to continuing the adventure as more territories meet their new Suddenly Super heroes. Stay tuned, heroes. The adventure is only getting brighter.
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