1) Yep. We have people at our office who can't manage 3 without having to have them reset every other week. LGrant   Friday, February 5, 2010

2) I think what is especially irritating is that many of these are passwords for things inside the company, and they have different requirements. Therefore, I couldn't possibly use the same password for different programs. Plus, some of them change periodically, and some of them never change. Courtney Heinzel   Friday, February 5, 2010

3) If you are like me you might have a few that aren't used enough to keep them fresh in your mind. I try not to grumble about a forgotten password when someone uses the program 3 times a year but when it is something they just put in 2 weeks ago, I tend to get grumpy. I usually tell people if they must save them to put them in their email box--about as safe as it gets other than a personal folder that you only have access to. Better than constantly having to get them reset. We have several passwords for various areas but I think most adhere to the same guidelines so technically people COULD use the same one frequently. LGrant   Friday, February 5, 2010

4) Fun fact: the top two passwords used are "123456" and "password". Denny Deaton   Friday, February 5, 2010

5) I had one I had to set recently that I was so grumpy about, I just made it "stupid." Courtney Heinzel   Friday, February 5, 2010

6) It sounds like your company's password complexity requirements are just over the top! Denny Deaton   Friday, February 5, 2010

7) 15 seems excessive. I don't even think our IT people have that many! LGrant   Friday, February 5, 2010

8) I usually use the same one online for various things - Bill hates that. Angi   Friday, February 5, 2010