All these people setting up filters don't understand it is supposed to train you in case a real phishing attempt is made.

Those filters aren't going to stop real ones.

But if you want to blow up the database server you need to work on because you couldn't be bothered to click a button when a phishing test comes around, then you better quit your job in tech.

I swear, developers are some of the biggest security concerns in any company. They complain the moment some access is blocked for good reason. Much bigger concern than old nancy "never-had-a-computer-at-home" clicks-a-lot.