How often do you see people losing their jobs because they fell for one too many phishing simulations?

I work in Human Risk/Awareness so naturally I’m connected professionally with a lot of people in the same discipline. Recently I’ve seen LOTS of LinkedIn posts railing against/condemning/chastising employers who part ways with staff who repeatedly fail phishing simulations.

The problem is, I’m struggling to think of a single time I’ve heard of someone losing their job for being crap at phishing sims.

Is firing repeat clickers actually a commonplace sanction? Or are these LinkedIn posters just doing the typical …

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