Those who climb the ladder from burrito-roller to manager at Chipotle can bring in the big bucks, according to a report by CBS Los Angeles .
CBS interviewed Lidia Castillo, a 22-year-old woman who worked her way up from an entry-level position to manager, general manager, and restaurateur.
A Chipotle executive said that position, which is like a senior manager, pays about $99,000.
“I get a bonus, I get a company car, and if I help somebody else become a general manager, I get $10,000," Castillo added.
The average starting salary at Chipotle is $21,000. Employees also get health insurance and two weeks of vacation.
Castillo told CBS she never believed she could earn such a high salary without a college education.
“That makes me really proud to say because I never imagined I could do something like that in such a short amount of time,” Castillo told CBS.
Chipotle has tried to differentiate itself as a more ethical fast food provider.
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