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Whichever one you can pass the interview for. If you can pass both then it depends on tc/location preference/wlb preference etc.
Sorry, hijacking the question - Interested in firmware security at all?
I haven’t looked into firmware security but sound interesting
I feel like I might appear bias if I answer this question. It really depends on where you want to go.
not always, my last gov job used azure
Also biased but you can do amazing work at MSFT.
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I believe Microsoft has a better work life balance and culture than AWS.
Both will pay well....but why now work at a place where turnover is relatively lower and you can stay for a few years.
AWS pays well but you make more money by staying somewhere for a long time.
I guess it depends on where you want to work, why not both?
Is the question about what platform to learn or where to try to get a job? The answer is the same for either question IMO, but I of course can’t be unbiased. The intent of your question may impact answers from others though.
I think the best way to make a decision is to do that based on the market share. They work very similarly as well. As I know AWS is used in most of the companies. So I would recommend to start with AWS, and some time later learning Azure will not be hard.
I made my decision the same way when I was diciding with which to start learning cloud computing (for DevOps)
There is a third option!