Aug 21, 2018
You’re a solopreneur and feel pretty assured that you have control over all your stuff. To accomplish more and achieve significant growth in your business, you’ll begin forming your perfect team. Hiring anyone, whether it’s an independent contractor or an employee, you are trusting them to get the job done and achieve the outcomes you desire.
You have a handle on your passwords, but now you need to delegate. You’re advised to never share your passwords. But for all practical purposes, there comes a time when you must share some of your passwords simply to get more done.
Most of the time, when you bring on an assistant to be your extra set of hands, you will inevitably need to be sharing access to some of your accounts, therefore will be giving away passwords.
Whether you are already delegating or haven’t started yet, it’s a good idea to create a best practices policy for sharing passwords to help protect you and your team.
Last week’s show I talked in depth about the best practices in creating more secure passwords and developing a system for organizing them. In this episode, I go over five questions you should be asking yourself before sharing your passwords with an assistant.
Develop a Strategy to Safely Share Passwords with Your Assistant by Asking Yourself:
Taking precautions is important with sharing information on any account you have. I do hope you enjoy the episode as I dive deeper into these five questions and give some examples of some of my experiences with password sharing.