Activision Blizzard pays employees to use health tracking software

Activision Blizzard rewards its employees for using health-tracking software

By Max Moeller

Activision Blizzard pays its employees to use health-tracking software, reports the Washington Post. Since 2014, the studio known for Overwatch, Starcraft, and other classics has taken the time to compensate workers who use the Ovia pregnancy tracking app. Since this inclusion, the company has expanded to track mental health, diet, sleep, and more.

Unsurprisingly, employees weren’t a fan of this…

Max Moeller
Max Moeller

Blockchain/cryptocurrency and gaming journalist. Feels most at home with a controller and something to learn about. Likes emerging things.

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