Managing Active Directory Objects

I started my career as a web developer. I still remember my first day at work. It was a software development company with 20 engineers. My team lead, Indika, showed me my desk and passed me a piece of paper with a username and password to log in to my computer. I didn't know anything about Active Directory back then as I was too focused on being a software engineer. So I turned on the computer and typed in my username and password to log in. Then it said I needed to set a new password. My team lead asked me to type in a new password but be sure to make it complex. So I typed the most complex password I could think of. After that, I logged in and started working. It was a pretty busy morning with learning new things. I took a quick 20-minute lunch break in the late afternoon and came back to my seat to continue my work. I typed my complex...