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In the really small company I work in, we have no internal IT, and a average outside IT vendor.
When I started the gal who was in charge of everything and supposed to be doing all the training got injured and was out of the office about 80% of the time for a three month period.
Her computer was the one that received the electronic faxes, the companies "[email protected]" emails etc and she outright refused to give her password when asked. (Found out it was a really embarrasing password, not the information she was protecting).
Problem was, work went to a standstill until she got around to coming in and logging on.
We now keep secured hard copy master list of all passwords.
When I started the gal who was in charge of everything and supposed to be doing all the training got injured and was out of the office about 80% of the time for a three month period.
Her computer was the one that received the electronic faxes, the companies "[email protected]" emails etc and she outright refused to give her password when asked. (Found out it was a really embarrasing password, not the information she was protecting).
Problem was, work went to a standstill until she got around to coming in and logging on.
We now keep secured hard copy master list of all passwords.

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