Ed Catmull, Pixar: Keep Your Crises Small

Ironing out the little problems can make it so companies can avoid big disasters. Recorded: January 31, 2007
Related Article: http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/headlines/2007entepreneurshipconf.shtml

Catmull appeared at the 2007 Entrepreneurship Conference at the Stanford Graduate School of Business

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Leadership
• entrepreneurship
• communication
• structure
• success
• animation
• Pixar
• Disney
• Bugs Life
• Toy Story
• Toy Story 2
• John Lasseter
• failure
• problems
• Ed Catmull

[wallyanimations]

The uploader should really put his name somewhere: Ed Catmull.

In the titel or in the description.

cheers

[stanfordbusiness]

You are correct. I've updated the title with Ed's name. Thanks for the feedback.

[MoovySoundtrax]

"Then they can burn and die"

What a way to finish a lecture. I love Ed Catmull.

[Joshlama]

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[mothanahussein83]

People and how they function is more important than ideas = Wrong...He proved it wrong by completely debilitating one of their employees on the first movie which became a tremendous success. People even in this era sacrifice their livelihood and time for a coveted idea and although he would like to believe it's more important, it is not.

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[lovelplants]

woo.. hmm to be a successful business person, we need a good advisers like them so that we will see what can makes a company fail.

[MegaJane37]

Crises Small

[mhiney0]

"They they can burn and die" wow.! you ended it very astonishing.!!! :)

[hayabusa1x]

"You only fail when you don't learn" or something like that.

[yoyoML]

title in chinese:

防微杜漸

agree?