The final step to pinpoint the root cause of people management issues is to address the root cause. After validating assumptions and identifying the source of the problem, it's time to take action. Implementing solutions that target the root cause and reduce its impact is essential. For example, if a team member's low productivity is due to a lack of clear goals, set SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound) goals for them and monitor their progress. Evaluating outcomes of solutions and measuring their effectiveness is also important. If communication skills are improved, assess this by utilizing feedback, surveys, or metrics. Lastly, communicate the results of solutions and share findings and learnings with team members, peers, or managers. For instance, if the root cause of a team's high turnover was addressed successfully, communicate how this was achieved and what benefits it brought to the team and organization.