Haider Murtaza

Haider Murtaza

High ticket Sales Strategist

About

I consistently ranked Top‑3 out of 20 closers for six consecutive months and was the only representative recognized for maintaining a 100% install rate. These achievements reflect my ability to not only close deals but ensure flawless execution and customer satisfaction. client relationships that drive retention and referrals. Backed by a formal letter of recommendation from IBEX, I am confident in my ability to deliver consistent results for your business. I am particularly drawn to the mission of empowering businesses through ambition and SaaS solutions. My background in high‑ticket closing, combined with my adaptability to remote collaboration, positions me to contribute immediately to your sales team’s quota attainment and ARR growth.

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21h ago

Do AI dev tools start breaking down when you give them too much autonomy?

Noticed a trend where letting agents work on whole features solo usually ends in a mess. They start tweaking low priority edge cases adding random bloat, or refactoring stuff that was working fine.

It seems like giving them complete freedom actually tanks the quality of the output.

What kind of rules or limits do you set so your coding tools don't end up going in circles?

Why is getting info for case studies harder than writing them?

I used to write case studies for B2B tech and the writing part was honestly fine. The real pain was tracking down the devs and PMs who built the thing.

By the time marketing wants the story, half the team forgot the numbers or moved to another project. You end up Spending weeks chasing people on slack just to get basic details.

Is this normal everywhere or were my old companies just bad at documentation?

📰 Do product websites need a Blog today?

After launching RunEvr, we started getting a lot of offers related to blog post creation.

But we had already designed our own blog mechanism earlier, even before the launch.

We re working on this ourselves right now. We even built our own CMS to make it easy to create, review, and publish posts directly to our blog.

But one thing is important to us: the blog belongs to us.

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