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Bob Moesta is one of the pioneers of Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) theory, which has fundamentally changed the way we think about building products and discovering what progress people actually need and want from the products they hire.
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LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED
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Bob Moesta: The Rewired Group, LinkedIn, Twitter
Bob’s books and podcast Learning to Build Demand-Side Sales 101 Jobs to be Done Handbook The Circuit Breaker podcast
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RELATED EPISODES:
April Dunford: Find your power in the market through positioning
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PEOPLE & ORGS:
W. Edwards Deming
Clayton Christensen
Genichi Taguchi
Willie Hobbs Moore
Tim Davis
Claire Sullentrope
April Dunford
Ryan Singer
Basecamp
Intercom
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BOOKS:
Learning to Build
Competing Against Luck
Grit
Introduction to Quality Engineering
Orthogonal Arrays and Linear Graphs
Shape Up
How Will You Measure Your Life?
Never Split the Difference
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OTHER RESOURCES:
Orthogonal arrays
Magic squares
L9 prototype
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