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Well, everybody so far has been telling you to audit the PROCESS and not your boss. That sure is confusing. Every process has a face attached to it. That is the process owner. The process owner for the management review process is the MR. So when you are required to audit management review, head for the MR's office. Of course you cant audit the management review by quizzing the Janitor. So go and audit the MR. Get relevant details about the process from him. He will answer your questions. He will explain your queries. He will provide relevant documents and records required for the audit. All these are not going to fall from the heavens on your table because you wish to audit a process. You need an auditee.
If the MR happens to be your BOSS, so be it. Nobody can audit his own work. So his work needs to be audited by someone. And what happens if everyone else reports to him?
If you find any problems, comment on WHAT is wrong. Not WHO is wrong. And thats true for all audits. Not just when the auditee happens to be the Boss.
The answer to your first post is a simple word. YES.
If the MR happens to be your BOSS, so be it. Nobody can audit his own work. So his work needs to be audited by someone. And what happens if everyone else reports to him?
If you find any problems, comment on WHAT is wrong. Not WHO is wrong. And thats true for all audits. Not just when the auditee happens to be the Boss.
The answer to your first post is a simple word. YES.
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