Some companies are constantly creating new questions. At Square, for example, interviewers are asked to create their own

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Again, though, it’s not always intimacy that needs communication. My boyfriend and I regularly discuss our professional and financial obstacles. It’s like laying out what you feel and letting the other person react, and vice versa.

For me, especially as a writer, I’ve had many people ask me what my muse was. I always blanked and told them that I don’t have one. But that’s a lie. I suppose my muse isn’t something I consider to be “normal.” My muse is relationships.

My past relationships have been excruciatingly silent. I remember going on the first couple of dates with my boyfriend where I opened up about my past relationships — which in retrospect, I would recommend not doing; lucky for me, my [now] boyfriend appreciated my openness and honesty — and he responded with something along the lines of, “Wow, I can’t believe not only that those guys would treat you that way, but how long you stuck around for it all.”

Then there is a set of companies that don’t ask LeetCode style problems at all (my heroes). Stripe and Shopify have a refreshing approach focused on solving problems that are a more accurate representation of the problems you’d be solving day to day (e.g. sorting a list of items based on a certain constraint). Interviews at Twitter (and certain teams at Netflix) tend to be team specific as well, and usually non LeetCode style. Lyft’s onsite consists of a laptop programming challenge which is open-book and you’re encouraged to use any public library.

My answers to the confusions surrounding PWAs are numerous, but I want to try to use some practical examples to explain why I think PWAs will save the open web even as we see walled gardens raising their walls higher by the day.

That night, my boyfriend admitted something that made me feel was a result of my shortcomings of intimacy. I ended up crying, and though my boyfriend had to pry, I confessed all my insecurities to him. He was very understanding, and we discussed it. Afterward, I felt much better, and I found so many more reasons to love my boyfriend even more.

Over the years of dating, I’ve found that after each break-up, I’d be bitter. On the flip side, I’ve remained civil with most of my exes. I’ve always been a firm believer in that everything happens for a reason — and I won’t deny that I’ve doubted it at times.

Before we “made it official,” my boyfriend had asked me, “What do you want most from this relationship? What is most important to you?” My immediate response was, “Communication. I’m sick of wondering what this is, when or if it’s appropriate to call a guy my ‘boyfriend,’ and all of that.” From then on, we’ve been very open with each other — even when it has been very, very difficult for us.

There was one night where I was upset. I’m not particularly “experienced,” when it comes to intimacy. I had talked to my friends about it, and they were shocked when I told them I hadn’t been minimally intimate. It had me doubting my abilities to be a “good girlfriend.”

As I’ve grown in the past couple of years, I’ve come to realize the many things I’ve learned from past relationships have helped me understand myself better than other experiences I’ve been blessed to encounter.

Whenever I bring the concept up with friends (including developer friends), they tend not to understand what the benefits of PWAs are or why any users would ever use a PWA over the traditional web browser they know and love (or maybe hate).

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Usually, they’re intimate relationships rather than friendship type of relationships, which I think can be misconstrued as “obsessive.” It’s never just one person, though. It’s a collection of memories. Through my muse, I’ve been able to analyze my past and present relationship(s) allowing me to reveal some hard-learned lessons I never knew I learned.