Sure, and - actual anecdata, names changed or omitted to protect both the innocent and the guilty,I was present (talking with a top-level executive in a privat

Sure, and - actual anecdata, names changed or omitted to protect both the innocent and the guilty,I was present (talking with a top-level executive in a private largish - though not very very large - firm about a possible consulting contract with them) when he attempted accessing his e-mail or something and muttered something like: Strupid IT guys,they must have changed the password again! Then called his secretary/assistant (with the speakerphone on): Hey, Susan, what is the new password? And Susan, promptly replied: It is "123456", I have written it on a post-it I put in your left top drawer. Admittedly the above happened a few years ago (roughly 2008 or 2009), but I wouldn't be so sure that anything has changed much in the meantime.