Diary of an intern: My first week at Google

New Delhi, June 13: In general, interns are paid a petty sum to do all the jobs that no one else wants to do in order to gain experience. At Google however, not only do interns work on developing projects, they are paid $6,000 a month and given a host of benefits including housing, gym membership, bowling and food - all for free. According to Glassdoor, not only has Google topped Fortune 500's top U.S company to work for, it also has the highest-paying internships. On average, interns are paid $5,800 a month, although a specialized software engineer can make as much as $6,700.Recently, Google made a video that documents the first week at Google for five actual interns, as it attempted to portray the work experience at the company — probably not the way it's seen in the movie "The Internship."Here's a look at it:At first interns going for a team bonding session! The company conducts lots of group activities to help interns acclimate. Google's unique workspace makes for a lively non-traditional office environment. If you feel tired at your desk then you can opt for comfortable spheres like these to have a relaxing work session.Interns get their own desk and computer.The entertainment room at Google's Pittsburgh office.A delight to work at Google. Relax and have some fun. There are plenty of activities to do at the office. Googlers at work.A variety of candies and dry fruits to get you going.A great looking cafeteria.The way to fitness center.A room for some tech talk.Space for some relaxation.A discussion on a boat. A quiet place for some bright ideas!