Which items are included in team objectives?

• A. Features, aggregation of a set of features, milestones, architectural feature, major refactoring
• B. Individual tasks only
• C. Marketing campaigns and sales goals
• D. Regulatory compliance items

Answer: (A)

Team objectives express what an Agile team commits to delivering in the upcoming PI, capturing the value they aim to produce, not just a list of tasks. They typically include both customer-facing work and the supporting enabler work needed to make that value real. Including items like features, an aggregation of features that together deliver a larger piece of value, milestones that mark progress toward a release, architectural features that address system-level needs, and major refactoring, all fit naturally into team objectives. This combination shows both the tangible functionality end users care about and the technical steps required to realize it, while also providing clear checkpoints along the way.

Focusing only on individual tasks misses the bigger outcome the team is responsible for delivering. Marketing campaigns and sales goals sit outside the primary delivery scope of a team’s objectives. Regulatory compliance work can be important, but on its own it doesn’t capture the broader set of outcomes the team is aiming to achieve in the PI.