Guides, toolkits, case studies and templates to help you put JTBD into practice.
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A 31-page practical guide to JTBD, from first principles to putting it to work.
Fundamentals · Principles · Where JTBD fits · Both approaches
Get the Complete GuideBuild a clear foundation, then go deeper into the principles behind JTBD and how it fits with the methods you already use.
Explainer
A short visual introduction to Jobs to Be Done and the different lens it brings to customer understanding.
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Eight customer-centric thinking habits for seeing demand, competition and opportunity differently.
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See how JTBD strengthens customer research, Design Thinking, Lean, Agile and other existing innovation methods.
Download→Two distinct JTBD approaches answer different questions. Choose the one that fits the decision you need to make.
Practitioner toolkit
Use ODI when you need to define how customers judge success, identify underserved outcomes and prioritise opportunity.
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Use Switch when you need to understand what causes customers to change, stay or do nothing.
Download→A worked case study showing how a seemingly well-served category can still contain significant unmet demand.
Read the case studyTake the frameworks into workshops, research and live product work.
Template
#1 JTBD template on Miro · 8,000+ users
A practical workspace for applying JTBD and Outcome-Driven Innovation, with the structure already built in, including the integrated AI workflow.
Open the Miro templateMosaic helps enterprise teams use Jobs to Be Done to uncover demand, sharpen opportunity areas and make better product and innovation decisions.