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The password manager I avoided for 2 years finally got me in Cincinnati
I work front desk at a small dental office here. We had sticky notes under keyboards for every login, including the admin panel for the x-ray software. Nobody wanted to deal with a password manager because the old office manager said it would slow us down. After she quit, I spent a weekend setting up Bitwarden for the 4 of us. Took maybe 3 hours total. Now when someone leaves, I just revoke their access instead of changing 15 passwords at 2 AM after a breach scare. The dental software vendor still makes us use a shared account for one thing, but at least that one is now a 20 character random string nobody has to memorize. Has anyone else gotten a small office to actually stick with a password manager past the first month?
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matthewkim8d ago
That line about sticky notes under keyboards for every login is painfully real. The trick to making it stick past month one is not giving people a choice, just reset the shared password and put the only copy in the vault. People gripe for a week, then they stop caring because it works.
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