Job Story Lab-Detailed Job Story Analysis

Example

When a user inputs a specific customer situation, Job Story Lab generates a series of potential actions and outcomes to construct a complete job story. For instance, if a user specifies a situation like 'When a project manager is at risk of missing a deadline,' the tool might generate 'I want to have an automated risk alert system, so that I can proactively address issues.'

Scenario

This function is particularly useful in product development meetings, where teams need to identify and prioritize features based on user needs.

Example

After generating a set of job stories, Job Story Lab ranks them based on factors like need universality, business impact, and emotional resonance. For example, it might prioritize a story about data security over one about user interface customization, if security is identified as a more universal and impactful concern among the target users.

Scenario

This ranking helps product teams in decision-making processes, ensuring they focus on developing features that address the most critical and widespread user needs first.