Sysadmin

When offboarding a user, the option to retain that user's mailbox and give other people access is, convert to a shared mailbox. When you do this it doesn't delete the user account. It still shows up as an active, unlicensed user. This can be sort of troubling as reporting of active user counts still includes those users. I'm not 100% sure that this is different, but many of our users are hybrid with an on-prem AD. When we try to delete the user and convert to a shared mailbox, the deletion fails, but the convert to shared succeeds. If we subsequently move to on-prem account to an un-synchronized OU, the user account and it's associated share mailbox also get deleted. The way I've found to fix this is to restore the AAD user account after we move the on-prem account. It's all a bit of a hassle and I wonder if there's a better way. How do you handle offboarding hybrid accounts?