News Corp Australia Lead Software Development Manager Salaries by Employees (Updated 2025)

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₹22.1 Lakhs - ₹28.3 Lakhs

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Last Updated: 26 Feb 2025

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Lead Software Development Manager salary at News Corp Australia ranges between ₹22.1 Lakhs to ₹28.3 Lakhs per year for employees with 9 years of experience. Salary estimates are based on 1 latest salaries received from various employees of News Corp Australia.

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Too much politics. Unskilled employees being hired to secure higher level leads and managers Jobs.Only managements favourite people gets all the benifits. They try to supress hard working employees.

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The interview process for the Daily Telegraph newspaper was extremely disappointed and unprofessional. I was subjected to three days of trial without any form of compensation which is ilegal by law. To make it worse, the role’s manager used my work in the newspaper without providing credit or payment. It was by far, the most frustrating and unethical experience I’ve encountered during a hiring process.

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The salary growth for a Lead Software Development Manager at News Corp Australia depends on factors such as experience, performance, and promotions. On average, a Lead Software Development Manager can expect the following growth trajectory at News Corp Australia:

Experience	Average Salary Range
9 years	₹22.1 Lakhs to ₹28.3 Lakhs per year

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News Corp Australia Lead Software Development Manager salary in India ranges between ₹22.1 Lakhs to ₹28.3 Lakhs. This is an estimate based on latest salaries received from employees of News Corp Australia.