This is the second part of a series of episodes where we’ll explore an end-to-end product development effort at Autobooks. In the first part of this series we discuss how we used Jobs-to-be-Done to arrive at the insight that led …
This is the first part of a series of episodes where we’ll explore an end-to-end product development effort at Autobooks. At Autobooks we’re working hard to discover and build solutions for the struggles that small business owners face as they …
In this episode we dive into the sometimes controversial topic of how Jobs-to-be-Done and Personas complement or contradict each other with Claire Menke, the Senior Manager of UX Research at Udemy. Claire has deep experience with both frameworks, and after conducting a JTBD project …
For more than 15 years, Jason Fried has helped individuals and teams improve their collaboration, productivity and the nature of their work. Jason is the co-founder and CEO at Basecamp, a “… saner, calmer, more organized way to manage projects …
This week Matt Hodges, Intercom’s head of marketing, joins us to talk about integrating Intercom’s marketing efforts around Jobs-to-be-Done. Matt talks us through his experience of uncovering the jobs that Intercom is hired to do, and applying the learning to …
When do people realize value from your product? It’s not always when they hand over their money to you, but when they really make the progress that they intended to make. This week Chris Lee from Tealeaf Academy joins us …
On this episode of Jobs-to-be-Done radio Ervin brings up a question regarding the difference between price and value. It may seem simple on the surface but we’ll discuss how companies often leave money on the table by not understanding how …
On this episode of Jobs-to-be-Done Radio we’re joined by entrepreneur, author, and entrepreneurship expert Ash Mauyra. Along with creating the Lean Canvas, an incredibly usable tool for startups who are trying to apply the lean startup methods, Ash has integrated …
It’s been clear to many of us in the #JTBD world that having a better understanding of the emotion that a consumer experiences related to a purchase will not only help us develop better products, but will also help us …
“Imagine if a chef is in a restaurant. He comes up with a new French onion soup, and wants to see if it’s tasty. In the internet world he would wait four weeks and then email everyone who has ever been at …