General overview of what is the company and a lot of sugar coating. They don't provide details of what project will you be working with. Role ambiguity at the beginning, during training and on the work.

The process was easy. Submit an application, do some assessments, and schedule an interview. The interview was through Zoom, and the recruiter was nice. Here's where it went south, and I know this happened to many others as well. In TTEC job ads, it states high-speed net, with required speeds etc. When I searched on the company site before applying looking at all the work-from-home requirements, it states that they have clients that accept wireless delivery internet as long as it's WPA 2 protected. The problem is, they only accept broadband, and you don't find that out until you are in the interview. It's incredibly frustrating. It's a simple addition to any job ad that can save both the candidate's and recruiters' time. Having other internet types acceptable on the TTEC site is confusing. I still like the company, but there needs to be some clarity and consistency so candidates know right off the bat if they can even apply.