National Life Adds Sales Desk Reps Who Speak Several Languages
The sales desk now takes calls in Mandarin Chinese and will soon add Spanish and Korean speakers, in addition to our existing English support. The sales desk works with the thousands of agents across the country who sell National Life products. The call centers, which offers support in Mandarin Chinese and Spanish, work with both agents and customers.
"This step reflects our commitment to the multicultural market at National Life," said
In addition to taking calls in Mandarin and Spanish, the sales desk team will also conduct training in language for National Life's sales force.
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