An organization that devises strategies to convince a customer to buy their product in spite of acknowledging the mismatch between the customer and the product is said to be a _______ organization.
A) sales-oriented
B) market-oriented
C) customer-oriented
D) societal-oriented

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A sales-oriented organization focuses on selling as much as possible, often prioritizing sales over customer needs or product fit.

An Organization That Devises Strategies to Convince a Customer to Buy