Chipotle Mexican Grill is expanding the deployment of Ava Cado, its AI-powered recruitment assistant, to help support its ...

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The company’s AI-powered Ava Cado hiring tool has helped shorten the time it takes Chipotle to hire new employees by roughly 75%, Boatwright said, according to the outlet.

A major driver behind this speedy rollout is Ava Cado, Chipotle's AI-driven hiring platform introduced in 2024. Boatwright ...

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Chipotle thinks the tool, called Ava Cado, could cut the time it takes to hire restaurant workers by as much as 75%. That's a help to management. "The more stable the restaurant leader is ...

The company is utilizing an AI-powered virtual assistant, Ava Cado, to streamline the hiring process, significantly reducing the time from application to job start and increasing application ...

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Boatwright also discussed the firm’s new AI tool, Ava Cado, that is designed to help screen job applicants. “Ava now takes all that work out of the hands of the manager,” he said.