Brilliant Corners

In my RSS newsreader, I have a few feeds from indeed.com to keep track of open positions in my area that I may be interested in. One of the feeds monitors the keyword "ruby." Now, 95% of the time this gives me plenty of relevant job results. However, there are times I'm shown an open position that, at first, just seems too good to be true.

We have the most stable, longest term leadership team in the industry and are committed to the development of people. We invest millions of dollars in training and development of our people. We are committed to the personal and professional development of our teams. We view this investment as the number one priority for operational success.

Wow! A big focus on training and the company's leadership has been there for the long haul; that's rare these days. Umm, wait a sec.

This position will be responsible for varied duties involved in the overall operation of the restaurant including maintaining the Company's Brand Promises of Gracious Hospitality, Uncompromising Freshness & Quality, and 5-Star Facilities with Quality Passion & Pride.

Hmm. I'm not sure this is really what I'm looking for. Oh, I see.

Ruby Tuesday is seeking a Restaurant Manager

So much for Freshness & Quality!