Mr. Wmtress was not exactly happy to hear this. He had hoped to he told how to do the job rather than what the job was. He was, however, honest enough to admit to himself that lGray was rightiis was the president's job and one that could not he unloaded or delegated. Still, he had doubts. [in the one hand he felt that Gray was not ambitious enough in his thinlcing, and that to have nothing but an approach within five years was not good enough. At the same time, he also felt iat Gray was too demanding\"impersonal\" he called it in his mindwith his requirement of \"no compromising can he allowedyou have to he ruthless.. .ii necessary.\" Do the whole, however, he was impressed with Gray's argument. nd so, after a few days of doubt, he sat down to figure out for himself what a right approach to the reorganization of the Invincible Life Assurance Company might he