Jobs to Be Done resources

Guides, toolkits, case studies and templates to help you put JTBD into practice.

Understand the thinking

Build a clear foundation, then go deeper into the principles behind JTBD and how it fits with the methods you already use.

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Explainer

JTBD Quick Explainer

A short visual introduction to Jobs to Be Done and the different lens it brings to customer understanding.

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Guide

JTBD Principles

Eight customer-centric thinking habits for seeing demand, competition and opportunity differently.

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Guide

Where JTBD Fits

See how JTBD strengthens customer research, Design Thinking, Lean, Agile and other existing innovation methods.

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Put JTBD into practice

Two distinct JTBD approaches answer different questions. Choose the one that fits the decision you need to make.

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Practitioner toolkit

Outcome-Driven Innovation Toolkit

Use ODI when you need to define how customers judge success, identify underserved outcomes and prioritise opportunity.

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Practitioner toolkit Coming soon

Switch Toolkit

Use Switch when you need to understand what causes customers to change, stay or do nothing.

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JTBD / ODI case study

The Breakthrough AI Note-Taker

A worked case study showing how a seemingly well-served category can still contain significant unmet demand.

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Use the tools

Take the frameworks into workshops, research and live product work.

Template

JTBD Miro 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.

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Working on a live customer, product or innovation challenge?

Mosaic helps enterprise teams use Jobs to Be Done to uncover demand, sharpen opportunity areas and make better product and innovation decisions.