In my case it's a very impressive act of manipulation, since I eat breakfast at home before coming in. I guess I don't see it your way. The word "manipulative"

In my case it's a very impressive act of manipulation, since I eat breakfast at home before coming in. I guess I don't see it your way. The word "manipulative" implies two things: first, that I am a dupe. And second, that there is a malicious intent to trick people into doing something against their interest. I've been at Pivotal for three years. If the intent is malicious, then it's been executed with such universal and flawless attention to detail across every manager and director I've dealt with that I am simply unable to distinguish it from honesty. Given that it's indistinguishable, I'm just going to pretend I work for and with honest people, no matter how perfect their conspiracy to be nice to me might be.