Hello, let me try to answer your question to the best of my ability.
I have been working in the electronics field for many many years and now I am retired. One of the things that I had to do was to help other people with computers and the Internet and things like that. In my activities I have one time had some work experiencing cable TV and later I had some opportunities to be involved in satellite communication. My basic background was in radio broadcasting and at one time I was a licensed broadcast engineer.
The reason for stating the above was so you understand that I have some years of experience in different kinds of activities that are considered to be important in modern-day technology. I suppose the job your applying for is a job-related to the new technological trends that have been occurring throughout the world. More and more business activity is going to be conducted over the Internet in one form or the other. Perhaps the work at home job you have relates somehow to the expansion of Internet technology in general. Possibly some kind of a marketing operation that depends on reliable Internet connections.
Now then, having said that, let me offer an opinion. Most, almost all, employers will offer a job only upon a personal interview. In all my activities I have never received a job without actually having a face-to-face interview with the person that was going to hire me. Now that might change, but I don't think were quite there yet. Direct person-to-person interview is critical to an employer in making a decision that may cost him time and money.
So far, the Internet offers more risk than gain when trying to hire people.What I'm trying to say is this, you may find an advertisement over the Internet and make application by e-mail or even by a voice chat, but in the end of aface-to-face interview will be part of the deal. If they were to offer you a job without a face-to-face interview, I would be very reluctant to take such a job. I would not want to work with someone that I had not actually talk to directly. Otherwise, the individual might be using the distance as a blind to what he really had in mind.
Now then after saying that, let me make some other remarks. Satellite Internet is excellent for download speeds and it can be very very reliable under most conditions. However, the upload speed is horrible. The upload is almost always through some type of telephone DSL connection. A few rare instances are satellite systems that have an upload provision. Upload satellite communication is very expensive and requires very sophisticated equipment. The only experience I've had in satellite communication was when the download was from the satellite but the upload we always did through ordinary telephone wires. In other words, a video chat interface is almost impossible using a telephone upload link unless you have an a very expensive and reliable DSL connection.
Without more details about your particular Internet connection, I would say it is not suitable for a video chat system. Here's my reasoning. A very reliable DSL connection costs almost as much as a satellite connection anyway, so there's almost no point of having a satellite download when you have a very good DSL connection. Also, what seems to be the trend now is to go toward more use of fiber optics and cell phone relays. In some areas the cell phones towers are directly fed by fiber optics and then the cell phone tower can make a wireless connection to your home at remarkably fast and reliable speeds. You might investigate to see if some type of 4G LTE service is available in your area. If so, it likely is more reliable and more suitable for an application that requires you to have video chat with the people you're talking to. Yes, I am guessing. I am guessing that the job would require you to interface with other people. With all the technology we have available to us, person to person contact is still the best thing there is. In fact, social media is so popular because it comes close to the direct presentation between two people. I'm imagining that they are asking you to sell some product or service by doing face-to-face interviews with people using video chat. Please correct me if I guessed wrong.
This is not intended to discouraging you from finding a suitable career that suits your needs. Rather, I am just trying to warn you about the pitfalls of making a quick decision about what sort of career you want to seek. Technology has many, many possible openings for people that wish to make the effort to do their best. Now having said that, even very ordinary jobs outside of modern technology still can be very productive and very rewarding depending on a person's circumstances and their personal temperament.
I do hope this is been some help to you. And by the way, most of this post was done was speech recognition, which is one of the advantages we now have with modern technology that could be done very well several years ago.