INOCULATION by Howard Gardner

“A business person might be inoculated by the model of Aaron Feuerstein, the owner of Malden Mills, who kept paying his workers even after the mills burned down. Feuerstein's actions might inspire a leader to do something beneficial for employees, like give them an opportunity to acquire a desired skill.

Another kind of inoculation - call it an 'antiviral' one - allows you to draw object lessons from instances of compromised work. When Arthur Anderson went bankrupt following the Enron scandal, for example, auditors at other firms took a hard look at their own practices.”

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INOCULATION by Howard Gardner

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