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Transcript of Re-Wired Bob Moesta Chris Spiek Jobs to be Done Business of Software Conference 2013
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Jobs Consumers Are Trying to Get DoneInnovation from the Consumer’s Perspective
Presenter:Date:Location:
Bob Moesta & Chris Spiek | The Re-Wired Group October 28thth 2013Business of Software
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A struggling moment is the seed of innovation.
Bob MoestaI have been blessed with the opportunity to work directly with some great mentors in Clayton Christensen, Dr. Genichi Taguchi, W. Edwards Deming, John B. Palmer and many others.
Designer, Engineer, Salesman, Marketer, General Manager Innovator, President, CEO, CFO
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The Switch: What is the consumer going to stop doing when they start using your product?
Chris SpiekI grew up in the web space, and have experienced first-hand the pain, frustration, and failure that comes from not understanding what it takes to get people to switch to a new solution.
Serial Entrepreneur, Business Model Designer, Product Development & Innovation Consultant
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I Have Helped Develop & Launched +3000 New Products
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April 8, 2023
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…they want a quarter-inch hole!"
“People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill…
The SOLUTION(WHAT)
The JOB
(WHY)
The premise is simple: customers don't just buy products They "hire" them to do a job.
What is a Job-To-be-Done?
JTBD Method
Product Language – Features & Benefits Job Language – Outcomes & Value
Theodore LevittHarvard Business School
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Value = f(Context, Do, Candidates, Product, $)
Content vs. Context
People don’t just buy stuff.They buy what stuff does for them.
Content is what you make for them
Context is what you mean to them
People buy on emotion and justify with logic.
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Technology Independent Hiring Criteria
Product or Service I Hire to Help me
Make Progress
What I am Trying to DoThe Context I am in
The Progress I am Trying to Make
Hiring Criteria
Firing Criteria
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From Descriptive to PerscriptiveLooking
Back (Descrip
tive Model)
Looking Forward (Perscrip
tive Model)
Jobs-to-be-DoneAnalysis
JTBD Interview JTBD & Hiring Criteria
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Two Key JTBD Frameworks
1. The Forces Diagram2. The Timeline
Bonus: The Kano Model of Quality
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#JTBD Forces Of Progress
Push of the Situation Pull of New Solution
Habit of the Present Anxiety of the New SolutionJan
e D
oe
Two Forces Promote a New Choice
Two Forces Block Change
Attraction of relevant newsProblem solving – Make it better
The tug of historical allegiances Uncertainty surrounding a new choice
ConceptOf New Way
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New Behavior
Business as Usual
Struggling Moment
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#JTBD TimelineTheRe-WiredGroup
Satisfaction
Buying
Consuming
Deciding
Event #2
Event #1
Active Looking
Passive Looking
First Thought
Looking Back & Satisfaction
Going In
Or
“Finished”Or Experienced
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The Kano Model of Quality
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@bmoesta
Chris [email protected]
@chriscbs
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