Trigger pulls vary gun to gun. Parts made on different machines, by different people, with tooling that wears, set up that's different, a specification that allows some variance from "perfect" and then put together by multiple people.
Some will be "super", some average, and some won't satisfy picky people (like me).
My family has purchased five steel framed CZ75 Compacts in the last 3 or 4 years. The model you have, with the single safety on the left side of the frame.
I can't say the single action trigger pull on any of them was "bad". Only two had any internal polishing done to them and only one had parts replaced. That wasn't an effort to improve the trigger pull but a replacment of the hammer to make it look more like Pre B CZ85 (a project I did on my CZ75 Compact two or three years ago - it now has a spur hammer, ambidextrous slide release levers and safety levers).
If you want to improve the trigger pull (weight & feel) there are lots of threads here you can do a search for that contain pictures, part numbers, advice/technique, etc. for improving the trigger fell/reducing pull weight in SA and DA modes.
And, you can order a stronger spring for the left side safety that will require more effort to move it and feel more positive. There are a couple of threads on the forum with the name/links to the vendor that stocks/sells those springs (sooner or later I'm going to order some for my own use, just haven't go around to it so I'm going to have to look those threads up, too).
Cocked and locked, that's why all my CZ's are safety models or Omega models with the ambidextrous safeties installed. I just bought a big old XD 5" Tactical .45 acp with ambidextrous thumb safeties (ever seen one of those?)
