club culture

noun

1. the practice of protecting the reputation of one's workforce in the face of criticism, above all other considerations

Example Sentences

Summers doesn’t hide her frustration at the boys’ club culture of the stunt-driving industry.

From Los Angeles Times

The group made and distributed mixtapes and vinyl singles before being signed to a major label, and Flowdan's been credited with helping to shape decades of UK club culture.

From BBC

An ode to club culture and the restorative power of escapism, it also marked Gou's first attempt at singing.

From BBC

Their lyrics reference club culture, hangovers in cafes and dating celebrities, but also topics like male fragility in “Dry Your Eyes” and battles with grief in “Never Went to Church.”

From Seattle Times

Keith Warhurst spoke at the case brought by Rhona Malone, which found evidence of a "boys' club" culture in Police Scotland's firearms unit.

From BBC