Visit www.theydo.com SummaryJochem Van Der Veer and Jim Kalbach discuss the Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) framework, its integration with experience design, and its application in understanding user needs. Jim emphasizes the importance of precision and complementary techniques in JTBD, explaining how it enhances traditional methods like journey mapping. They explore the hierarchy of target jobs, the significance of job metrics, and the ROI of implementing JTBD in organizations. They delve into the Jobs to Be Done framework, discussing its importance in prioritizing opportunities, understanding unmet needs, and fostering collaboration within teams. They explore the timeless nature of jobs, the longevity of research findings, and the common pitfalls organizations face when implementing this framework. The discussion also highlights the balance between leveraging AI for research and the necessity of human insight in understanding customer needs.Guest Bio Jim is an expert at the intersection of experience design, innovation, and new ways of working. With a deep passion for creating meaningful user experiences and driving organisational change, Jim has authored five influential books on these subjects including : The JTBD Playbook (Rosenfeld, 2020) and Collaborative Intelligence (Wiley, 2023).In 2020, Jim co-founded the JTBD Toolkit, a comprehensive online resource dedicated to the "Jobs to Be Done" framework. With years of experience in design thinking, remote collaboration, and product development, Jim is Chief Evangelist at Mural - the whiteboard software company and sought-after speaker and thought leader in the design and innovation space.Chapters:Link to book - https://g.co/kgs/zTgBXnEFollow Jim - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalbach/