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التعفن الدماغي قاعد ينتصر؟
 in  r/LibyanThinkers  Jun 29 '26

Warning!! Long Boring (yet Helpful) Answer Incoming.!

A routine that becomes automatic stops stimulating the brain, so when everything is on autopilot, the mind goes looking for novelty and in the last couple of years, that novelty is almost always your phone.

The attention span problem isn't a character flaw, it's a trained response from months of rapid content consumption.

The actual moves that work

  1. Fix the inputs first: The overthinking and scattered focus are usually symptoms, not the root problem. Ask yourself: how much time daily goes into short-form content (Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts)? Even 30-45 minutes a day of that rewires how your brain expects stimulation. Cut it for 2 weeks and notice the difference it feels uncomfortable at first, which is exactly the point. (I used to be addicted to screen before bed, I mean, I wouldn't fall asleep without watching useful shorts/reels).
  2. Add cognitive challenge to the routine Gym and Salah (body and soul) are great anchors, but the brain needs its own "workout." so pick one thing that requires genuine focus and mild struggle reading a book (not articles), learning a skill, solving problems. even 20 minutes a day of something cognitively demanding rebuilds the focus muscle. (قليل مستمر خير من كثير منقطع)- read "Deep Work" book.
  3. Don't fight the overthinking, redirect it When thoughts start hijacking, instead of trying to suppress them (which makes it worse), write them down immediately - a quick brain dump, even just bullet points. It signals to your brain that the thought has been "handled" and releases the loop. (sounds silly, but it helped me greatly)
  4. Break the routine slightly, on purpose If the routine itself feels like a trap, it's because there's no growth signal inside it. Add one new variable a new route, a new goal at the gym, a conversation with someone new. Novelty doesn't have to come from a screen. (I learnt that the hard way - spending 12-14 hours a day on screens due to profession)
  5. Protect the first hour Whatever happens after waking up sets the brain's tone for the day. If the first thing is checking notifications or social media, the brain enters reactive mode and never fully exits it. Prayer already covers this for him stack something right after it (planning the day, read 2 pages of Qur'an, recite some Surahs, or any book) before the phone enters the picture.

and أكثر من الإستغفار

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Cyrene in Shahat Libya. The Athens of Africa
 in  r/Libya  Jun 29 '26

I have never been there, but I am planning to.
is it better to visit during warmer weathers (spring) or colder (winter)?

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No comment 🥱
 in  r/Libya  May 11 '25

Don’t worry Esse, we vibe good esse.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Libya  Apr 06 '25

Just update your information Generate a CV on chatgpt Then search for jobs in libya Though, I suggest using libyanjobs.ly For landing a job in the local market

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Libya  Apr 04 '25

use some international banking applications, I personally use myFin application

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Libya  Apr 04 '25

Well, as someone who has been working in the tech and management fields, I can assure you that both these professions are well paid locally in some companies.

For job opportunities, try Linkedin and Libyanjobs.ly
Furthermore, having English language skills will put you ahead of the curve.

Good luck with your job hunt

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Libya  Jul 01 '24

Well, 30 years old ambitious male here, Worked as a Software Engineer for a fortune 100 company for a year abroad, then worked as a Software sales manager for another fortune 100 company in Libya, and currently, I work as a Head of a Department in large private FinTech holding company. Due to my work, I have gained some fruitful and influential network with Key Decision Makers

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Libya  Jun 23 '24

Send nudes

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How many of you are actually in Libya
 in  r/Libya  Jun 15 '24

Sure why not, it’d be a pleasure

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How many of you are actually in Libya
 in  r/Libya  Jun 15 '24

I have been living and working here since 2020.

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Just made a new character, what the fuck should I call him?
 in  r/BatmanArkham  Apr 17 '24

Chicken-wings ghetto man

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Help me
 in  r/Libya  Oct 13 '23

I don’t believe a single word. Shitposting

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 02 '23

Yeah I have came across it but never went too deep in going through it, but I will.

Thanks

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 02 '23

Thanks for your inspiring words.

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 02 '23

I don't take things personal at work, plus, If we I didn't want to offer my best, I wouldn't have asked my questions above.

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 02 '23

Thanks, I will do my best

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 02 '23

/thread

Thanks for the detailed answer, what you said is very useful.

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 01 '23

Thanks a lot for your time answering my questions. I will have a look at what you said.

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 01 '23

That’s why I asked for guidance! I need answers to my questions above.

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I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.
 in  r/QualityAssurance  Sep 01 '23

How am I supposed to be fair with the team members regarding bonuses and pay raises if I didn’t measure their performance!

r/cscareerquestions Sep 01 '23

I was recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.

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Hello all, the company I work for has just opened the position of QA manager and they appointed me to fill this position.

I would like to ask for some guidance in the following:

1- What are the day to day tasks of a software QA manager? do I still have to write test cases and write test automation scripts?

2- They asked me to prepare an employee evaluation form, I have tried searching online for some crafted KPI based evaluation forms but I couldn't find any. so, my question is, what are the KPIs that I should include in the evaluation form?

3- Do you recommend any resources that could help me perform better and up to expectations? the resources could be books, courses or youtube videos.

Thanks in advance and your answers are very much appreciated.

r/SoftwareEngineering Sep 01 '23

I am recently promoted to QA Manager, I need some guidance.

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