The Difficult Child in Industry

Throughout the ages man has recognized that there is in some way or ?ther an association between physical deformity and a twisted outlook on life. When the Greeks fought under die walls of Troy, the one chieftain whom Homer described as ill-tempered and of unbridled tongue, hateful to his colleagues, and especially to Achilles, was " Thersites, whose mind was full great store of evil words?evil favoured was he beyond all men that came to Ilios: bandy-legged and lame of one foot; rounded were his shoulders,