mediocracy
/mɛdɪˈɒkrəsi/Definitions
1. noun
a state of affairs in which the best people are not in power or positions of influence
“The country’s mediocracy led to a decline in economic and social progress.”
2. noun
the practice of tolerating or promoting a state of mediocrity
“The company’s leadership was criticized for its mediocracy, which led to a lack of innovation.”
3. noun
the quality of being mediocre
“The mediocracy of the service was evident in the long wait times and poor customer service.”