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If work wants you to have a work app, then work needs you to have a separate work phone. Which is turned off as soon as you leave the office.
Or work for an employer where you aren't really concerned about this, or where they don't force over the top security requirements on you.
I prefer to carry a single phone. The apps I need for my job are quite separate to my personal life, so there's hardly any consequence. They're primarily just stuff like authenticator apps. I have apps for my work email and calendar on my phone to make my life a bit easier - they are there for my convenience not my employer's.
Greenbank
If work wants you to have a work app, then work needs you to have a separate work phone. Which is turned off as soon as you leave the office.
Then you have no worries about any profiles being generated, other than for WorkYou™.
Keep your work drug dealz and your personal drug dealz segregated.