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“While I worked with and learned from Bob and Greg years ago, a key part of the experience that was both enjoyable and invaluable was hearing their dialogue with each other. Why? Their relentless pursuit of clarity through curiosity and great questions.
They’ve done a great job bottling this in podcast form. In just the first two episodes I was quickly drawing lines to my work, hearing things I’m eager to share with others.”
Jay Gerhart via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/22
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“Just finished listening to episode 2: The Secret Language Of "Bob-isms,” in which Bob and Greg discuss that your product isn't usually the sandwich (which you might think it is). Instead, your product is probably the mustard *inside* the sandwich of what your customer is focused on. This...”Read full review »
InstaClaire via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/06/22
“I love the work of this team. They have a profound knowledge of product design and main pitfalls.
Each episode open up new perspective helping me to know what I don’t know. I am a long time practitioner of jobs to be done and convince that the demand side first approach is the only way to...”Read full review »
Orely2016 via Apple Podcasts ·
Switzerland ·
08/09/23
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“I listen to this episode about milkshake and the host interrupts the guest. I understand the host’s enthusiasm to teach but it was not smooth facilitation in a podcast.”
sua111 via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
04/20/24
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