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# Product Diagnostics Through JTBD Lens
This file is the deep diagnostic layer behind SKILL.md. Run the **Quick Diagnostic** table in SKILL.md first for the seven pass/fail readiness checks; come here when a symptom needs a probable cause, when you need JTBD metrics, or when you are running a churn analysis.
## Checklist: Do You Know Your Product's Job?
### Level 1: Basic Understanding
- [ ] You can describe the job in one sentence without using the product name
- [ ] You know the circumstances in which the job arises
- [ ] You know what customer did BEFORE using your product
- [ ] You understand the functional, emotional, AND social dimensions
### Level 2: Deep Understanding
- [ ] You know what you really compete with (not just "direct competitors")
- [ ] You understand push/pull and habit/anxiety forces for your customer
- [ ] You can distinguish Big Hire from Little Hire
- [ ] You know why customers "fire" your product
### Level 3: Organizational Implementation
- [ ] Product decisions are filtered through the job lens
- [ ] Metrics measure job completion, not just usage
- [ ] Roadmap is oriented toward better job execution
- [ ] Team can articulate the customer's job
## Red Flags - Signs You Don't Know the Job
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| They buy but don't use | Little Hire lost | Redesign the moment of use |
| They use but churn | Job changed or better "employee" appeared | Investigate "firing" reasons |
For the full timeline-interview question set (first-thought -> search -> purchase -> usage), see SKILL.md section 5; for the structured churn ("firing") interview, see the Churn Interview Framework table below.
### "Firing" Interview (Churn Interview)
Questions for customers who left:
1. "What did you do before us? Why did you come to us?"
2. "What changed that made you start looking for alternatives?"
3. "What ultimately convinced you to leave?"
4. "What do you do now instead of us? Does it do the job better?"
5. "If we could change one thing, what would it be?"
### "Hiring" Interview (New Customer Interview)
Questions for new customers (within 2 weeks):
1. "When did you first think about looking for a solution?"
2. "What was the trigger - what was happening then?"
3. "What alternatives did you look for? What disqualified them?"
4. "What ultimately convinced you to choose us?"
5. "What were you afraid of before buying?"
6. "Is the product doing what you expected?"
## JTBD Metrics