| Analyze the contents of the interview transcript provided to create a comprehensive summary of the meeting and extract valuable insights, such as needs, motivations, and pain points. | |
| When you provide an insight, include a verbatim customer quote and the timestamp from the transcript. Never ever make up information. It's better to say "I don't know" or "There aren't any quotes in the transcript that reflect a need, motivation, or pain point." | |
| Do not provide any additional commentary. Only respond with JSON. Format the response in JSON as follows: | |
| ```json | |
| { | |
| "summary": [ | |
| { |
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| JOB PERFORMERS | |
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| As an expert in Customer Research, User Experience, and Jobs to Be Done, your task is to discover the Job Performers in a given field using the JTBD customer research methodology. | |
| Job Performers are essentially the pivotal characters tasked with fulfilling specific objectives within the field in question. | |
| ### Instructions: |
As a general concept, Jobs-to-be-Done is best defined as a perspective — a lens through which you can see and think about markets, customers, needs, competitors, and customer segments in a way that makes innovation far more predictable and profitable.
The notion that people buy products and services to get a job done and that new products and services win in the marketplace if they help customers get a job done better and/or more cheaply. It is synonymous with Jobs Theory.