Many corporate email systems don't have personal spam folders. They just redirect suspect email /dev/null, or otherwise make it inaccessible. It has been a problem for me in the past, and I don't even send my email from home.
And there's the case of looking for work. I'm somewhat proud of showing my personalized domain name, but if using something other than a huge webmail can cause it to fall into a spam folder… Fortunately that has yet to happen, but this is one of the reason I hesitate to switch from remote SSH to a physical server at home.
And there's the case of looking for work. I'm somewhat proud of showing my personalized domain name, but if using something other than a huge webmail can cause it to fall into a spam folder… Fortunately that has yet to happen, but this is one of the reason I hesitate to switch from remote SSH to a physical server at home.