long-term building
[/lɔːŋ tɜːrm ˈbɪldɪŋ/]
nounpl: long-term buildings
construção de longo prazo
1. The process of gradually developing, strengthening, or establishing something over an extended period, typically years or decades, rather than seeking immediate results
The company focused on long-term building of customer relationships rather than quick sales.
A empresa focou na construção de longo prazo de relacionamentos com clientes em vez de vendas rápidas.
2. In business and strategy, the practice of investing time and resources into foundational development that will yield benefits in the future
Long-term building requires patience and consistent effort from management.
A construção de longo prazo exige paciência e esforço consistente da gestão.
3. Physical construction of buildings or infrastructure designed for durability and lasting use
The city invested in long-term building of sustainable infrastructure.
A cidade investiu na construção de longo prazo de infraestrutura sustentável.
In Brazilian business culture, 'construção de longo prazo' reflects the value placed on relationship-building and sustained growth, contrasting with the American emphasis on quarterly results. This term is particularly valued in family businesses and traditional industries. In the USA, 'long-term building' emphasizes patience in competitive markets, often used to justify slower initial growth in tech startups and brand development strategies.
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