_jay-haynes-building-high-growth-products-using-jobs-to-be-done-producttank-sf.jpg "Jay Haynes - Building high-growth products using jobs-to-be-done (ProductTank SF) from jobs mp3 Video Screenshot Preview")
GalleryPlay Video:
(Note: The default playback of the video is HD VERSION. If your browser is buffering the video slowly, please play the REGULAR MP4 VERSION or Open The Video below for better experience. Thank you!)
⏲ Duration: 18 min 93 sec
✓ Published: 26-Oct-2016
✓ Published: 26-Oct-2016
Description:
Jobs-to-be-done is a method product teams can use to identify unmet customer needs, identify competitor weaknesses, and build high-growth product roadmaps. JTBD has been popularized by Harvard Business School’s Clay Christensen, and the basic idea is that customers are not “buying” a product (e.g. a CD, record, MP3, or iPod), they are “hiring” a product to help them get a job done (e.g. curate music). Products and technologies change over time, but a JTBD does not. This has implication
Jobs-to-be-done is a method product teams can use to identify unmet customer needs, identify competitor weaknesses, and build high-growth product roadmaps. JTBD has been popularized by Harvard Business School’s Clay Christensen, and the basic idea is that customers are not “buying” a product (e.g. a CD, record, MP3, or iPod), they are “hiring” a product to help them get a job done (e.g. curate music). Products and technologies change over time, but a JTBD does not. This has implication
Share with your friends:
Whatsapp | Viber | Telegram | Line | SMS
Email | Twitter | Reddit | Tumblr | Pinterest
Related Videos
_aqua-doctor-jones.webp "Aqua")
_iggy-azalea-work-official-music-video.webp "Iggy Azalea")
_jay-haynes-building-high-growth-products-using-jobs-to-be-done-producttank-sf.webp "Jobs-to-be-done is a method product teams can use to identify unmet customer needs, identify competitor weaknesses, and build high-growth product roadmaps. JTBD has been popularized by Harvard Business School’s Clay Christensen, and the basic idea is that customers are not “buying” a product (e.g. a CD, record, MP3, or iPod), they are “hiring” a product to help them get a job done (e.g. curate music). Products and technologies change over time, but a JTBD does not. This has implication")
⏲ 18 min 93 sec ✓ 26-Oct-2016
_work-music-smooth-workflow-playlist.webp "Chill Music Lab")
_aqua-doctor-jones.jpg)
_iggy-azalea-work-official-music-video.jpg)
_work-music-smooth-workflow-playlist.jpg)
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}