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Measuring Developers’ Jobs-To-Be-Done

How a subtle shift in measurement makes it easier for Google’s developer tooling teams to understand their impact and plan their roadmaps.

Published on Engineering Enablement • Nov 13

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Building a Jobs-to-be-Done Map for Getting a Problem Fixed

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A Simple Way to Think of "Experience" Through a Jobs-to-be-Done Lens

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Turning a Job Map into a Capability Maturity Model

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