Hi!<p>Dropbox two account works great.  It&#x27;s specifically designed to keep your personal Dropbox completely separate (and unscrewup-able) from your company assets.  We built it because people had been intermingling personal Dropboxes with company assets and it created messes for them when they left the company, etc.<p>Anecdotally, I&#x27;ve had my personal Dropbox account since 2007 (was one of the first 1000 beta users), and my family manages tons of stuff in it. I started using two account in 2013 when joined Dropbox (the company), before we released it publicly.  Your existing Dropbox gets moved to &quot;Dropbox (Personal)&quot; and a second folder gets created called &quot;Dropbox (Your Company)&quot;.  Nothing changes about the behavior of &quot;Dropbox (Personal)&quot;.<p>No problems whatsoever with the separation of personal and company--and that reflects the vast majority of our users&#x27; experiences as well onboarding a team.<p>As another user in this thread mentioned, Dropbox doesn&#x27;t support 3+ accounts, so if you work for multiple companies (who all use Dropbox), that might be a problem.<p>Just a guess, I think the other problem report in this thread was someone who wasn&#x27;t expecting Dropbox &quot;for teams&quot; to create a completely new type of account for everyone at his&#x2F;her company.  They probably use basic or pro accounts in an ad-hoc way at their company and were unfamiliar with the teams product and the fact it is distinct.