I’ve worked more than one place that did constant phishing testing, and also corporate creatures would send out links to websites we’ve never used before that everyone was required to click, so the only way to tell whether this was in the “get fired for clicking” or the “get fired for not clicking” bucket was that phishing test header. They never understood why this was a problematic combination, and never stopped doing both.
I’ve worked more than one place that did constant phishing testing, and also corporate creatures would send out links to websites we’ve never used before that everyone was required to click, so the only way to tell whether this was in the “get fired for clicking” or the “get fired for not clicking” bucket was that phishing test header. They never understood why this was a problematic combination, and never stopped doing both.