People teams now focus on the employee experience as a product - rather than a set of policies.Product minded People teams that consistently draw a through line on everything they do are cooking with gas.The People teams will need to understand the company’s goals to make their focus successful.Product managers aim to understand user needs, design impactful solutions, and drive continuous improvement.In order to understand business importance, narrow down self-evaluation work to what matters most for the business.Product-inspired People teams can apply frameworks like journey mapping and empathy analysis.User centric design is about placing the needs of employees at the center of every decision.Instead of manually handling every process, building scalable solutions can make a large impact.Launching with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) lets People teams start small, test, and refine solutions based on real feedback.People teams can track leading indicators, like engagement rates and feedback scores, as early measures with lagging indicators.