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I think you'll have more career mobility with SAP senior tech consultants. Snowflake is still growing and I think the stability that comes with SAP is needed during these uncertain times.
It sounds like you enjoy SAP more.
SAP is probably not going to go away any time soon, so it's also likely a very safe option.
Pick Snowflake if you're really trying to pivot to a different part of the technology world. It's definitely more "cool".
Thanks for input! Definitely leaning towards SAP.
It's a classic dilemma of corporate stability over innovation tbh. Personally, I think the SAP offer structure sounds far more appealing than Snowflake (I have never liked quotas) so my vote would be for SAP as well.
Thanks! Yeah, I'm a few years shy of 40. Definitely feeling a bit jaded and weary.
Definitely leaning towards SAP
Not sure which to pick...
SAP has a system in place. They're established and very process oriented. You could say they're more "corporate". Snowflake is definitely growing into a corporate behemoth. They'll be massive at some point.
They're both great iny mind. My only concern with Snowflake is that there are internal quotas for performance reviews. I don't like quotas.
SAP is a more client facing role with sales, I've done a similar role at a finech prior and I found it mostly enjoyable and the sales quota is really on sales.
That's hard to say Sales Manager. But definitely leaning towards SAP.