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I believe (but am not 100%) that the companies listed pay at least $7k not including housing stipend. I could be wrong, so feel free to correct me.
by michael_miller 14y ago
I believe (but am not 100%) that the companies listed pay at least $7k not including housing stipend. I could be wrong, so feel free to correct me.
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- vitno 14y agoIncluding housing stipends of about 1k, but none of the other benefits, most of my friends and I are going to be making almost 7k. Making 7k not including housing would be on the very high end (for non-returners). (samples: Microsoft, Mozilla, Apple)
- ryguytilidie 14y agoYou are correct. This is totally standard nowadays. Source: I've been to about a billion recruiting fairs lately and have a bunch of knowledge of competing offers made to my intern candidates and yes, this is correct, and not just for Google interns anymore.
- acchow 14y ago$7k not-including-housing is only normal if you're a returning intern. Otherwise, it's for the top tier. Last summer, Google was $6667/month for undergrad SWE interns not including housing stipend. The stipend should be a one-time $3500 (last summer, many interns could choose corporate housing instead of the $3500 stipend).