Don't Freak Out, But This New Device Helps Your Boss to Track You Very Closely | The Muse | The Muse
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Humanyze, a tech company, created an employee ID that tracks employee performance—and it's kind of creepy, kind of productive for offices.
Humanyze, a tech company, created an employee ID that tracks employee performance—and it's kind of creepy, kind of productive for offices. If you’ve ever tracked your sleep pattern or steps on your phone or Fitbit, you know how creepy, yet accurate, it can get. Like, how in the world did it know you briefly woke up at 3 AM, or that you biked instead of walked to work today? But that’s just personal health stuff, no harm done. Now, how would you feel if your boss could also see where you are at any given time, how much you talk to co-workers, and even how fast your heart beats when you’re…
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