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Jobs to be done

The keystone of the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) philosophy is the customer interview. When you’re able to work with a customer to relive that moment of struggle they had and ehy they hired a product to relieve them of pain which they felt. Even more interesting, is when we start uncovering our hidden competition (products used to do a job insted of our product).

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