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What once was an unyielding commitment to safety, accountability, and professionalism has, in many places, been quietly replaced by a culture of complacency. Standards have eroded, corners are cut, and decision-making has been diluted by an alarming acceptance of mediocrity. The COVID-19 pandemic marked a turning point in the way businesses operate. While it introduced necessary changes in health protocols and remote work, it also exacerbated an already growing trend: the lowering of workplace expectations. What was once unacceptable-lack of engagement, disregard for safety procedures, and poor accountability-has now become the norm in many industries. Employees are showing up, but are they truly present? Supervisors enforce policies, but do they really lead? And as organizations adapt to these shifting dynamics, one critical question emerges: How did we get here, and how do we turn it around? Accommodating Mediocrity is not just an observation; it is a call to action. Through the lens of workplace safety and decision-making, this book examines the root causes of declining work ethics and explores the consequences of settling for ""good enough."" Drawing from real-world experiences, established research, and industry best practices, I aim to provide insight into how we can restore integrity, accountability, and excellence in the workplace. This book is for leaders, managers, safety professionals, and employees who refuse to accept that mediocrity should be the standard. Whether you are responsible for frontline safety or corporate decision-making, my hope is that this work challenges you to rethink your approach, reignite a passion for workplace excellence, and take tangible steps toward meaningful change. Because at the end of the day, safety, performance, and success are not about meeting the bare minimum-they are about ensuring that everyone goes home, every time, with the confidence that they work in an environment where excellence is expected.

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