Framework for Developing Customer Job Statements PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 35-slide Jobs-to-Be-Done (JTBD) Theory PowerPoint presentation, outlines the initial phase of the Jobs-to-Be-Done (JTBD) implementation, focusing on the development of job statements. It emphasizes the importance of identifying and selecting customers for interviews, which is crucial for understanding their needs and motivations. The slide categorizes customers into several types, including those who have previously used the products, prefer competitors, are loyal, and hold decision-making power. This segmentation is vital for tailoring the approach to each customer group.

The central section of the slide presents a framework for constructing a customer job statement. It includes key components: customer self-identifier, direction of improvement, product or process, person or thing using the product, and contextual clarifier. Each component is designed to elicit specific insights. For instance, the customer self-identifier prompts questions about how customers perceive themselves, while the direction of improvement focuses on what aspects customers wish to enhance or reduce.

The use of relatable examples, such as a parent’s desire to increase safety for their child, illustrates how these components can be applied in real scenarios. This practical approach helps in understanding the context in which customers operate, which is essential for developing effective solutions.

Overall, this slide serves as a foundational guide for organizations looking to adopt the JTBD methodology. It highlights the necessity of starting small, learning from each project, and gradually building confidence in the process. By focusing on customer needs rather than just products, businesses can foster deeper relationships and enhance customer retention.

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