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I don’t work in cloud but I know AWS still owns the highest market share but I’ve seen a lot more interest in Azure
Can’t go wrong with either, we’re both doing a lot of the same things, have the same pressures, same nuances etc. Google just has the benefit of flashy name recognition and thoughts of movies like the intern, but I can tell you from firsthand experience that it’s not like that (at least in cloud).
There’s tradeoffs to both, going to either will slow down career trajectory as both have long and tough promotion cycles. Comp probably favors the industry due to $/hr, but if you have like of sight to partner I might encourage you to hold tight.
Thanks . The $/hour is the reason that I am considering moving to the the tech industry as opposed to staying in consulting. I have heard from more than one AWS person that it’s very cutthroat culture and WLB is non existent.
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