TTEC work-from-home internet requirements
- Minimum
- 15 Mbps download, 1.5 Mbps upload, latency under 120 ms
- Connection
- Not stated
- How they check
- own system check during application (latency tested to TTEC server)
- Source
- From the company's own page: athome.ttecjobs.com, checked 2026-10-12
“120ms when testing to our server is the maximum allowable latency.”
Notes: Tiers: 15-29/1.5-2.9 'Good' (most projects); 30+/3+ 'Fast' (all projects). 0% packet loss, 99.99% stable. Home Wi-Fi only on specific client assignments; FAQ says initial assessment requires hardwiring to router. Windows PC only.
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 TTEC'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 TTEC'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.
Welp is not affiliated with TTEC. Requirements change and can differ by program and country; follow the instructions in your own application. Something out of date? Tell us.
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