Sharing passwords, even with trusted coworkers or family, is one of the easiest ways to lose control of your accounts. Once shared, you can’t track who has it or where it’s stored.
If you must grant access, use password managers with 'share securely' features or team vaults. These allow encrypted sharing without ever revealing the raw password.
For business environments, each user should have their own login. This not only protects data but also provides accountability and easier troubleshooting.