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It's always hard to make a change. But to have a change we must do something. Even though Steve was not popular with the department he tried to switch things the best way he knew how.

Yes, Steve was successful as a police officer, the reason was that he make sure he recorded their corrupt plan system and handed it to the special agent that will end them all, and he was successful in doing that.

I think he failed. Police officers are supposed to uphold the law. However, Steve, who had joined the force purposely to fight corruption, looks the other way when those closest to him disregard the law. Perhaps this is the way of policing, but considering the reasons for joining the force, his conduct was wrong.

Steve was successful as an officer of the law. He did what he set out to do and upheld the law even when he stood alone, and got bad treatment from the rest of the force. He was given power which he used for good and never abused it.

for me, I will say Steve succeeded as a police officer. Because he realizes his dream of setting the truth straight.

Steve was successful, he accomplished his mission.
It might not be as perfect as we want it to be but he still did in his little way

Yes, no matter the challenges he encountered in the police force, Steve's goal was achieved and he successed in putting an end to corrupt dealing among the police force in his department.

I think the best success he has accomplished is to putting an end to the corruptions. If he doesn’t want to do the job again, it’s understandable.

He achieved his reasons for joining the police, and with that, I would say he was successful as a police officer.

Yes, he wax successful. He recorded feats, destroyed the long standing corrupt system, and was brave enough to stand the bullying. So yes, he did well.

Yes I think he was. Even though he had a lot of challenges to face.

Yes, Steve decided to be a police to stop the corruption and he was pretty successful

He managed to end the corruption someway. But we're not sure if everything really stopped or if it was merely replaced. Since he couldn't do anything to stop it, Steve was forced to watch as many bad things happened passively, which must have been quite aggravating.
Steve undoubtedly brought down the key figures in the corrupt organization, but there is no guarantee that those who remained carried out different or better deeds. He was quite successful. However, Steve likely believed he was successful in bringing about a positive shift.

For me he is successful. Although he felt like he had killed someone toward the conclusion of the book and was very disappointed with himself, I believe he made an effort and, to a certain extent, was sincere in his efforts to avoid murdering as much as possible.

He couldn't do whatever he wanted to. But that doesn't mean he wasn't a successful police officer. He wasn't ready to stand down when he saw injustice around him. Even when he was hated by the whole force, he didn't stand down. So even if his desires weren't completely fulfilled, he still was able to make some changes.