Which of the following activities does NOT belong to a typical technical review?

The correct answer is C. Inviting end-users to the meeting. Technical reviews are structured meetings that aim to examine various aspects of a product or project to identify any defects or improvements. Options A (Pre-meeting preparation by reviewers), B (Using checklists during the meeting), and D (Preparation of a review report) are…

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Options

APre-meeting preparation by reviewers
BUsing checklists during the meeting
CInviting end-users to the meeting
DPreparation of a review report

How the community answered

(18 responses)

B
6% (1)
C
89% (16)
D
6% (1)

Explanation

Technical reviews are structured meetings that aim to examine various aspects of a product or project to identify any defects or improvements. Options A (Pre-meeting preparation by reviewers), B (Using checklists during the meeting), and D (Preparation of a review report) are typical activities in a technical review process. Inviting end-users to the meeting (C), however, is generally not part of a typical technical review, as these reviews are usually more focused on the technical aspects and are conducted by peers or experts within the development or testing teams rather than end-users.

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