How do you explain bad grades in a cover letter?

Explain any family or personal situations that significantly affected your academic performance, if applicable. For example, if a loved one died during your time at school, and the death hindered your ability to do well in class, briefly discuss this fact on your cover letter.

Do employers look at grades?

Employers Look for Good Grades and Sharp Skills The grades you receive determine your class standing and overall academic performance, but in most cases, having a degree is enough for employers. The degree is what sets you apart and what many employers use as the standard for their new hires.

Do Google interns get paid?

Google interns get paid more than most full-time employees across the country. According to Glassdoor, the average Google intern makes $5,678 per month, or $68,136 per year. * Take into account all of the perks, including free rent, transportation, gym membership and food, and a Google intern is living large.

Where do Google interns live?

In previous years, Google — like most large tech companies — gave its summer interns housing stipends and instructed them to find their own places to live. But this summer, they gave interns the option of living in shared apartments in Crescent Village, with rent paid for by the company.

How old do you have to be to intern at Google?

16 years old

How much does a Google employee make?

The average Google salary ranges from approximately $31,527 per year for Customer Service Representative to $177,960 per year for Technical Program Manager. Average Google hourly pay ranges from approximately $12.58 per hour for Customer Service Representative to $86.44 per hour for Senior Software Engineer.

What is a Level 5 at Google?

Senior Software Engineer (Level 5) is the level where a software engineer is expected to be primarily autonomous: capable of being given tasks without excessive detail, and being able to figure out what to do and then do it.