Experience Leader: Bob Moesta Demonstrates Jobs to Be Done Interviewing
Featured GuestAugust 18, 2022

Experience Leader: Bob Moesta Demonstrates Jobs to Be Done Interviewing

In this packed episode, we invite Bob Moesta on the show to show us how to do interviews that uncover Jobs to Be Done. In this episode: Bob conducts and interview of my friend Derek on a major purchase to undercover the underlying Job to Be DoneBob and I analyze the interview and the insightsWe talk the uses of the insights that can be applied directly to sales, product development, and marketing activityKey Takeaways: Never ask what people wish existed while doing research. Ask about the progress they're trying to make.Make people feel comfortable. Ask for and use names of people in their stories.Use the insights to develop your product, train your sales team, and derive marketing messagingUnderstanding progress your customers want to make make helps you orient your operations around that knowledge, and improves customer experience because you are built to please!Bob honed his interviewing skills by learning from law enforcement agents. Check out Chris Voss's Never Split the Difference to learn more about the tactics. Link below!Books mentioned: - Never Split the Difference, Chris Voss - Competing Against Luck, Clayton Christensen, Karen Dillon, and David S. Duncan - Demand-Side Sales 101, Bob Moesta and Greg Engle OUR SPONSOR: This episode is brought to you by Active Digital.
In this packed episode, we invite Bob Moesta on the show to show us how to do interviews that uncover Jobs to Be Done. In this episode: Bob conducts and interview of my friend Derek on a major purchase to undercover the underlying Job to Be DoneBob and I analyze the interview and the insightsWe talk the uses of the insights that can be applied directly to sales, product development, and marketing activityKey Takeaways: Never ask what people wish existed while doing research. Ask about the progress they're trying to make.Make people feel comfortable. Ask for and use names of people in their stories.Use the insights to develop your product, train your sales team, and derive marketing messagingUnderstanding progress your customers want to make make helps you orient your operations around that knowledge, and improves customer experience because you are built to please!Bob honed his interviewing skills by learning from law enforcement agents. Check out Chris Voss's Never Split the Difference to learn more about the tactics. Link below!Books mentioned: - Never Split the Difference, Chris Voss - Competing Against Luck, Clayton Christensen, Karen Dillon, and David S. Duncan - Demand-Side Sales 101, Bob Moesta and Greg Engle OUR SPONSOR: This episode is brought to you by Active Digital.