Conduent work-from-home internet requirements
- Minimum
- 50 Mbps download, 50 Mbps upload
- Connection
- Wired (Ethernet) required
- How they check
- verified speed test
- Source
- From a third-party repost of a job posting: www.builtinchicago.org, checked 2026-10-12
“Secure wired high-speed internet connection, including a verified speed test of at 50 Mbps download & 50 Mbp upload;”
Notes: Wi-Fi not permitted. Conflicts: a PR posting (torre.ai, fetched) says 50 up / 10 down; a Dice child-support posting (snippet) says 400 Mbps with two speed-test screenshots.
Do you meet it?
Run a 25-second test from where you will work, on the device you will use. You'll see a pass or fail against Conduent's published minimum, and get a permanent result link our server measured itself, with the city it ran in. You can send that link with your application instead of a screenshot.
Test against Conduent's minimumTesting on WiFi when they require a cable? Plug in first: WiFi is usually slower and less steady, and some employers check how you are connected.
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