What are the possible alternatives to maintain separate accounts for the 'Workplace' and 'Personal Productivity' sites?

Question

I would like to unlink my Workplace and Personal Productivity accounts from other Stack Exchange accounts. These accounts have some information to the incidents in my workplace and personal life which I would like to keep confidential to the group who knows my Stack Exchange ID and user name.

Many potential employers are also asking about my account name in Stack Exchange to assess my knowledge levels. I am happy to share my Stack Exchange, ELL and ELU accounts. At the same time I would like to keep my Workplace and Personnal Productivity accounts confidential as I see potential risk if they know incidents about my WorkPlace and Personal Productivity. Hence I would like to unlink these two accounts from other accounts. However, I learned from the post Impossible to unlink accounts that unlink is not possible.

Since unlinking is not possible, what are the possible alternatives to maintain separate accounts for Workplace and Personal Productivity?

Edits Based on answers: As per the answer of Knights who say Ni, I have tried to add more logins. How ever if I add login or remove login, this change is reflecting in all accounts. Hence as a result all of my accounts are linked to single login and single account.

Answer 1

Edit: There's probably a better way to do this. Any other canonical answers? I can't find any.

Mods: Do you have the tools to handle this properly if it were flagged?

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You actually can de-link them, though it's a bit of a pain and involves making a new email. It's a little hard to provide visual instructions from a phone, but I shall try:

1. Add a new email to your Workplace and Productivity accounts
2. Set those emails as the default account for both of those sites
3. Remove your old email from those two accounts

Voila. Two logins, two emails. Note that it might take a day or so for reputation and flair to update on the main StackExchange website.

Answer 2

As I understand per Creative Commons license it is required you be able to disassociate yourself from your content. This question covers this; I started a bounty on it requesting SE staff make clear an official protocol for such a request.