I use LastPass as my password manager. You can set it so that you need to enter your (one) password when you turn on the browser. Tell your sites not to remem

I use LastPass as my password manager. You can set it so that you need to enter your (one) password when you turn on the browser. Tell your sites not to remember your login -- the LastPass browser plugin will remember it for you. That way if you're no longer employed, no one without the LastPass password can get into your personal e-mail. You could, of course, have the browser remember logins for work sites, as there's nothing secret there. I would also suggest separating your cloud storage. If you have a private Dropbox account, for example, use one of the other services (e.g. OneDrive) for storing work documents. There should be as little mixing as possible.