Haris Morris

Haris Morris

Student at Georgia of Technology
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Seeking a consulting internship. Strong quantitative background, entrepreneurial mindset, and ability to analyze complex problems to deliver impactful solutions for clients and stakeholders. In my various roles, I’ve learned how to manage responsibilities in fast-paced environments, work effectively with diverse groups of people, and stay composed while leading others. These experiences have helped me become more adaptable, people-focused, and detail-oriented in how I approach challenges.

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8h ago

How do you break a deadlock when both founders disagree on a major call?

Me and my partner always thought we d just talk things through whenever big decisions came up.

But when we hit our first huge disagreement it completely stalled our progress for weeks.

It turns out agreeing on everything in the easy early days is dangerous if you haven't assigned who gets the final vote in specific areas like product vs business.

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1d ago

How do you balance making an app look polished without hurting button responsiveness?

Built some really sleek page loading transitions recently that got great feedback on Twitter. But once real users got their hands on it they complained that navigating the app felt laggy.

People were trying to complete tasks quickly, and waiting even a quarter-second for a modal to fade in was frustrating them. Stripping out the extra motion effects instantly fixed the issue and made the product feel much faster to use.

Have you ever had to drop fancy UI animations after realizing they were just annoying your actual users?

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7d ago

What helped you stop underpricing your product when starting out completely solo?

When you're the only person working on a project, imposter syndrome hits hard when setting up a pricing page. Every time I get close to setting a fair rate, I talk myself down to a fraction of that cost just to avoid getting rejected by early users.

Everyone preaches "charge more," but without an established brand or team behind you, it feels like you'll just scare away every visitor.

If you struggled with this early on, what specific mindset shift or experiment helped you find a pricing level that actually felt fair?

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