The publicly traded company I recently worked for did. You'd be surprised, people are lazy.

In Japan, we use Excel for storing passwords. Creating technical manuals. Or make presentations that would do better in PowerPoint. Database you say? Yes, also!

Customer

You would be appalled to deal with c-suites

I knew a guy that stored business login credentials in a Google sheet. Black text on black background was what made it "secure." Because you have to know that they're credentials and click on the field.

Worked in the UK for one of the largest Japanese multinationals. Our team required several government accounts with different passwords. I asked IT what are my options and they said we have none, and that their team used a text file on a shared drive so I did it on Excel instead to make to make it more searchable. If they're not willing to let you install keepass or buy any software, what can you do!

The kind of savage whose company is too cheap for a LastPass enterprise license?

My wife.

Yeah a text file is more than enough

It’s ok, it’s only on the hr lady’s computer and she always locks the door