This Episode we (Eamon and Grant) spend some time reflecting on the first 10 Catching 22 episodes, commenting on our highlights and surprised takeaways.
We also spend a good amount of time discussing one of Grant’s favourite market assessment / product development techniques “Jobs to be Done”.
We wrap up our chat with a commentary about books and movies we’ve recently enjoyed and drop a few hints about some of the guests we have planned for future episodes.
Hosts
- Eamon Pielow, @EamonPielow, LinkedIn
- Grant Hull, @gbuffer, LinkedIn
Concepts and Themes
- That being an entrepreneur is a challenging journey.
- The lessor known effects that content piracy has on the Australian film industry.
- That Android and iOS are now different enough that their unique interface paradigms should respected by developers.
- Jobs to be done (JTBD) as a very good tool for evaluating why people use software and everyday objects.
- Clayton Christensen’s Milkshake example for JTBD
- Teaching content about JTBD as part of the University of Adelaide’s Tech eChallenge program
Links
- Adelaide Uni’s eChallenge – www.adelaide.edu.au/echallenge/
- JTBD – Jobs to Be Done website – jobstobedone.org
- Clayton Christensen and Milkshakes:
Books, Podcasts and Online Things
- BOOKS:
- Seven Steps to Accelerated Wealth – John L. Fitzgerald
- The Martian – Andy Weir (www.andyweirauthor.com)
- MOVIES:
- The Hunt – www.imdb.com/title/tt2106476
- Difference Drummers – www.imdb.com/title/tt2472742
- YouTube:
- Film Riot – www.youtube.com/user/filmriot
(Tommy Tiger Fang)
- Film Riot – www.youtube.com/user/filmriot
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