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Using a Jobs Roadmap with Jobs To Be Do

stevepcooke
March 26, 2017

Using a Jobs Roadmap with Jobs To Be Do

A walk through how I am using a jobs road map with Jobs To Be Done to plan an interactive design.
Presented at https://twitter.com/UXCampBrighton 2017 25/03/2017

stevepcooke

March 26, 2017
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  1. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Know Where You’re Starting From

    Chart The Destination and Roadblocks Make The Trip Worthwhile
  2. 02 Plan The Approach The Approach taken 1. In-depth interviews

    using questionnaire 2. Iterate, interview and iterate 3. Selectively release 4. Iterate 5. Launch 6. Build a jobs atlas
  3. 02 Plan The Approach The Exposure 1. Tweeted to 60,000+

    landlord focused users 2. Sent to members of the NLA 3. Sent to university landlords
  4. 02 Plan The Approach The Results In 6 days 50

    people completed the questionnaire 15 of these were landlords I know
  5. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Know where to start from

    Discover the Jobs Prioritise based on Job Drivers Determine the Current Approaches Where are their Pain Points
  6. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Jobs Keeping the property well

    maintained Ensuring safety of tenants Ensuring happiness of tenants
  7. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Current Approaches Keep track of

    important dates Find local services Market their property Manage the books
  8. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Pain Points 1. Property maintenance

    2. Finding good tenants 3. Tenants not paying rent 4. Void periods 5. Safety checks and regulations
  9. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Chart The Destination and Roadblocks

    Identify the Success Criteria Investigate the Obstacles
  10. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Success Criteria 1. Manage property

    details 2. Manage tenants details 3. Manage finances 4. Calculate tax return 5. Repairs and maintenance
  11. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Obstacles 1. Security and Data

    protection 2. Too much effort 3. Losing data 4. Ease of use 5. Reliability 6. Loss of personal contact
  12. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Competition Traditional views limits long-term

    success A Jobs-based lens provides a broader view
  13. 03 Build a Jobs Atlas Key Points Real people give

    valuable insights Allows early focus on the user Defines key points for design
  14. Reference: Wunker, S., Wattman, J., & Farber, D. (2016). Jobs

    to be done: A Roadmap for customer-centered innovation.