• Receiving, processing, stocking, picking and daily shipping to national and international destinations.
• Must be proficient in the use of UPS, FedEx and US postal metering equipment.
• Computer skills required for the processing of purchase orders, returns and inventory control.
• Skills must include the ability to work independently as well as part of the growing Wolfe team.

Send resume to:
Interview Manager
Wolfe Video
PO Box 64
New Almaden, CA 95042

Or email resume to:
info@wolfevideo.com

ABOUT WOLFE VIDEO
The largest exclusive distributor of lesbian, gay, bi and transgender (LGBT) films, Wolfe has been serving customers since 1985. We are proud to offer the finest LGBT films. We do not carry pornography.

Major Wolfe releases in 2014 include the award-winning lesbian romantic drama, “Reaching for the Moon” (co-starring Miranda Otto and Gloria Pires); the 2013 Sundance Film Festival hit, “Pit Stop;” and the highly acclaimed documentary, “I Am Divine.”

Wolfe is also well known for the DVD releases of such beloved modern classics as “Kiss Me,” “Undertow,” “Desert Hearts” and “Big Eden.” Wolfe’s acclaimed motion picture library can be found at WolfeVideo.com as well as at national retailers such as Netflix, Barnes & Noble, Amazon and VOD destinations such as Comcast, Time Warner, YouTube Movies, Hulu, iTunes and, of course, WolfeOnDemand.com.

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Do you want a job or a career?

A job is simply a place you go or thing you do in order to bring in money to support your financial needs and desires. It doesn’t turn you on, you don’t bounce out of bed thrilled to be fulfilling a higher purpose, there is no overarching vision to it, and you simply exchange an activity/skill for money.

A career on the other hand has much more to it. In the best cases it is a vocation tied to your life’s work. You derive meaning, satisfaction, and fulfillment from being able to work in a profession that has an impact on the world at large in some way. You derive personal growth, challenge, and purpose from your pursuit. Yes, it also meets the definition of a job since you do trade activity and skills for money, but you have far more of yourself invested in it than just time and money.

So, which do you really want?

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Over 350 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) global executives, leaders and allies gathered in London, July5-6, 2012, to plan strategies to advance global workplace equality at Out & Equal’s 2012 Global LGBT Workplace Summit. The conference brought together global executives and leaders from more than 26 countries, representing more than 80 different corporations, organizations and government agencies, to share their best practices and ideas for creating workplaces where LGBT people are safe, accepted, and valued. Held in London’s Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel, the Summit offered rich learning opportunities for participants in four general sessions, two dozen workshops and a Gala dinner.

The Global LGBT Workplace Summit opened with remarks from Out & Equal’s Founding Executive Director, Selisse Berry, who reminded attendees that at the heart of the campaign for LGBT equality is the truth that LGBT people want to “love who we love,” sharing her conviction that, “love is stronger than prejudice, love is stronger than injustice, and love is stronger than inequality.”

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