That's pretty standard. The problem is that they don't actually attempt to phish you. These emails are only good if your security model is that you can't click

That's pretty standard. The problem is that they don't actually attempt to phish you. These emails are only good if your security model is that you can't click untrusted links (i.e. you want to defend against browser 0-days). If that's the security model, why do I even have a browser on my computer? In fact, my organization's policy says that I'm allowed to use my work computer for personal business (like reading a HN article while I'm taking a break)... If they have no problem with me browsing reasonable parts of the public internet, they have no business failing me on a phishing test that never even asks for any credentials.