Secrets Executive Success 1992 Compton's MMCD CD-ROM BIG BOX NEW SEALED Sony

Rare 1992 Compton's NewMedia Secrets of Executive Success multimedia CD-ROM, presented here in the original BIG BOX and still FACTORY SEALED.

This is the earlier MMCD Player Software edition designed for the Sony Multimedia CD-ROM Player ecosystem, making it a distinctly different release from the later 1993 MOST multi-platform edition.

Based on the Rodale Center for Executive Development business reference Secrets of Executive Success: How Anyone Can Handle the Human Side of Work and Grow Their Career, this early multimedia release focuses on the human side of business, management and career development.

Topics described on the original packaging include earning commitment from subordinates, communicating ideas effectively, conducting productive meetings, projecting confidence, developing a mentor and career of Executive Success

The back of the package carries the MMCD Player Software branding and identifies the format as software compatible with Multimedia CD-ROM Players.

This copy remains unopened in its original shrink wrap, making it particularly appealing for collectors of early multimedia, Sony MMCD software, vintage big-box computer software and early CD-ROM publishing.

Software has never been opened or tested. Please review photographs carefully for the exact condition of the original box and factory shrink wrap. Due to the age and specialized original hardware requirements, compatibility with modern systems is not guaranteed.

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