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No, that's not the purpose of an inspection meeting.
Those are often purposes of another review process called a
walkthrough, which is not what we're talking about here.
Inspectors certainly learn about a program, and improvements are often
the result of an inspection, but that's not the primary purpose of
an inspection.
In fact, if you're spending a lot of time discussing possible improvements,
you're not spending enough time to succeed at the
primary purpose of an inspection.
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