The Light Blues have netted eight goals across their last three games as they strive for greater consistency in results.
Speaking to the media ahead of the trip to Tayside tomorrow, the Albanian commented: “I’m feeling well and I’m playing in the No.10 position so I’m happy. But even with Ianis [Hagi] we have a lot of rotation in this position and I’m feeling well.
“You see on the pitch that we play really well together.
“Even the players who come inside we have a good connection together on and off the pitch and I think we have showed this every weekend and we need to keep going like this.
“I’m happy for Hamza [Igamane] because it was hard for him to come here from a different country at the beginning. He has learned everything and improved his English.
“We try to help him every day on and off the pitch. He’s a striker at the end of the day and this is his job to score.”
It will be a third meeting of the campaign between Rangers and Dundee tomorrow evening, with Philippe Clement’s side having tasted victory in the league and Premier Sports Cup already.
And the Light Blues will be keen to turn their positive performances into consistency after a frenetic 3-3 draw away to Hibernian at the weekend.
Bajrami added: “The boys are ready and everyone is looking forward to playing the game.
“We know against these teams there is less space because they stay behind and always try to counter-attack.
“But we’ll try tomorrow to win this game and take the three points because we know it’ll be a difficult game.
“We played very well in the first half, then we dropped a bit of our rhythm in the second half. We have to keep it for 90 minutes tomorrow and take those three points.
“Maybe we need to try and switch the ball faster. When we have chances infront of goal we need to score and be careful on the counter-attacks.
“At the end of the day we always have more ball possession when we play against teams like this. It depends more on us and we have to set the rhythm and play our game.”