Yeah of course, it's probably total overkill for the average person. I have some startups/projects though where the accounts are kind of valuable and I just en

Yeah of course, it's probably total overkill for the average person. I have some startups/projects though where the accounts are kind of valuable and I just end up getting people to use plus-addressing in the form of [employee name]+[random string]@company.com. That way nobody is going to guess our e.g. checking account/DNS admin/whatever email address, and everyone keeps/manages their own named inbox without extra setup. In the pointless pursuit of neatness though, I still think about the one true email address generation strategy from time to time.