Hey there,

How do we form new habits? And how long does it take? 21 days, according to a popular misconception. However, this is a myth: the truth is that we need (on average) 2 months to build a new behavior into our lives.

While it may be disappointing, there is beauty in embracing longer timelines, as Anne-Laure Le Cunff states.

Enjoy this issue and good luck out there. See you on February 2!

— Silvio Bompan

Design

Product Design Lead

at MeetButter - Online workshops smooth as butter

Senior Product Designer

at Automattic - Company behind WordPress and WooCommerce

Product Designer (UX/UI)

at Gustav - Temporary staffing marketplace

Mid/Senior Product Designer

at Flat - Cloud-based music notation technology

UI Designer

at GitBook - Modern documentation & knowledge management for teams

Engineering

Frontend Developer

ad Doist - Fully remote company behind Todoist & Twist

Frontend Engineer

at Cleo - A money app that isn't boring

Backend Data Engineer

at Numbrs - Mobile banking app

Backend Ruby Product Engineer

at Cleo - A money app that isn't boring

Product Engineer

at GitBook - Modern documentation & knowledge management for teams

Marketing / Copywriting

Growth Manager

at MeetButter - Online workshops smooth as butter

Advertising Manager

at Crazy Games - Browser games platform

SEO and Operations Manager

at Crazy Games - Browser games platform

Technical Editor

at Semaphore - Hosted CI/CD for teams that don't like bottlenecks

Support

Customer Support Specialist

at Whereby - Video meetings, video conferencing, and screen sharing

Customer Success Manager

at Percona - Experts in database performance management

Customer Success Manager (UK, Ireland, Amsterdam, Paris)

at Aula - Social learning platform built for education

Other

Growth Product Manager

at Gustav - Temporary staffing marketplace

Product Manager Lead

at Aula - Social learning platform built for education

Localization Manager

at Whereby - Video meetings, video conferencing, and screen sharing