Hey,

I would not worry too much about that. It's very unlikely that someone will notice that once you already have received your invitations. No interviewer will your internship dates. Consultants are too busy ;) And if you do a good interview, no one cares about that anyway...

Best,

John

Dear A,

Don't worry, this slight change in dates doesn't attract much attention. I agree with other experts to put your efforet and attention mostly on preparation.

Best,
André

Don't worry. It's such a minor thing.

I would recommend you to shift your focus to your preparation instead.

Do you have any other questions?

GB

Don't worry. The important fact is that you worked there. It doesn't make a difference if it was 2 or 3 months or if started one month or the following one.

Most likely they won't find the inconsistency. If they do they won't care - and believe it's either a minor mistake from the company or yourself and move on. Even in the highly case they want to sort it out they will reach out to you - you tell the truth and correct your CV, and they move on.

I don't see a single scenario where this is an issue.

Hello!

I wouldn´t worry for it, and you can always clarify this once you get the offer with the background check company

Background checks are nothing to be worried about, as long as you haven´t lied (e.g., saying that you graduated from Uni X when you didn´t, or that you worked in Company Y 2 years instead of 6 months). Minor things, such as 1 month differences, etc. don´t matter. 

Most of the times, they are done by 3rd party companies to which the job is externalized. If they find any discrepancy, they contact you first and clarify it with you. 

For instance, with the MIT background check I had the issue that the external name of my Amazon job is not the same as the one Amazon uses internally -and that was the name given in the certificated that Amazon gives oficially-. It was easily solved by an HR doc that explained that both were the same thing. 

Hope it helps!

Cheers, 

Clara