Most employees can tell which meetings leave them drained. Software engineer Pankaj Tanwar decided to quantify the feeling. By combining data from his fitness tracker with his work calendar, he built a system that linked heart rate spikes to specific meetings and attendees. 
Most employees can tell which meetings leave them drained. Software engineer Pankaj Tanwar decided to quantify the feeling. By combining data from his fitness tracker with his work calendar, he built a system that linked heart rate spikes to specific meetings and attendees. 
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Most employees can tell which meetings leave them drained. Software engineer Pankaj Tanwar decided to quantify the feeling. By combining data from his fitness tracker with his work calendar, he built a system that linked heart rate spikes to specific meetings and attendees.&nbsp;
