product-centric culture
/prɒdʌkt sɛnˈtrɪk ˈkʌltʃər/ · prod·uct cen·tric cul·ture
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- A business or organizational culture that prioritizes the development and sale of products over other factors, such as customer service or employee satisfaction. The company's product-centric culture led to a focus on rapid product development and aggressive marketing strategies.
- A societal culture that emphasizes the importance of products and consumerism over other aspects of life, such as relationships or personal growth. The product-centric culture of modern society has been criticized for contributing to waste and environmental degradation.
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Did you know? The concept of a product-centric culture has been influential in the development of modern marketing and consumerism, with many companies adopting this approach to drive sales and growth.