Competing Against Luck

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Competing Against Luck is a business strategy book by Clayton Christensen that introduces and applies the "Jobs to Be Done" theory to explain how companies can systematically innovate and create successful products.

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instanceOf book
business strategy book
argues companies can innovate predictably by understanding jobs to be done
author Clayton M. Christensen NERFINISHED
David S. Duncan NERFINISHED
Karen Dillon NERFINISHED
Taddy Hall NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explains how customers hire products to do jobs
focusesOn causal mechanisms of customer choice
followedBy The Prosperity Paradox NERFINISHED
genre business
management
non-fiction
hasKeyIdea innovation should be organized around jobs, not demographics
successful products solve specific customer jobs
theory-driven innovation reduces reliance on luck
understanding context of use is critical for innovation
inSeries Christensen's works on innovation and disruption
intendedAudience business leaders
entrepreneurs
product managers
language English
mainConcept Jobs to Be Done theory NERFINISHED
customer needs
disruptive innovation
mainSubject business strategy
innovation management
marketing
product development
precededBy How Will You Measure Your Life? NERFINISHED
proposes systematic approach to innovation
publicationDate 2016
publisher HarperBusiness NERFINISHED

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Clayton Christensen notableWork Competing Against Luck