Which one is better to go into early-in-career?
So SAs are more pre-sales and working with AWS sales teams, and ProServ Cloud Architects focus more on implementation and working with partners?
ProServ seems like you can develop more technical skills, whereas SAs you can develop more soft skills?
What is your recommendation?
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ProServ is great for developing skills but some consultants feel like they're burning out due to utilization metrics and become SAs down the road.
I think ProServ to SA is easier than SA to ProServ (if you fall behind technically), but that's just my opinion. Both are great roles and both will work together and with sales teams.