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You could “adduser staff1” which would be for the other developer and then allow him to use sudo or not. You could then chown him to only certain folders (By default he can only do stuff in his directory, so if you want him to access other folders in the system you’d need to chown him to then.
Thanks for your quick response. I thought about that but the problem is he is much more versed in Linux then I am. I am a web developer and web project manager. So if I ever had a problem on the linux side then he would be the person to go to. There is going to be a huge social network at this site so I just want to cover my back and want to control everything since it is my company.
Even if I just changed the credentials to my account he would still have master access via the ssh key.
Is there any other way. If I make it to where I have master access and have him use sudo, he would still have access to everything, right?