Creativity, Inc. has substantial sections on Ed Catmull's reflections on working with a more mature Steve Jobs which were compelling. The process behind how Pixar gives feedback to directors was particularly interesting, with pre-release notes on what would become this summer's hit Inside Out.

Ryan Holmes recently did a LIVE Chat and mentioned this book here: Creativity Inc.: Co-written by Ed Catmull (the president of Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios), it’s full of brilliant business lessons on how to build creative culture that benefits organizations.

Part of the Mark Zuckerberg Book Recommendations collection "I love reading first-hand accounts about how people build great companies like Pixar and nurture innovation and creativity," Zuckerberg writes.

Great book. I listened to this as an audiobook from Audible and it's really well narrated, which draws you into the story to feel part of it. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to lead a creative team, especially those looking to accomplish ambitious goals. A great book for learning how to set a great culture.

This is a book with incredible insights into one of the biggest businesses and companies built in our lifetime. And it is written with such humility and grace that you begin to treat each word as gospel. Absolutely amazing examples of how to apply the management lessons expressed here, and the true ingredients of success of such a wonderful company laid bare for us to learn from. And learn we did! Thank you sir!

One of the best management books as well as the management of creative teams.