After 15 years as a GIS specialist and database manager for small but growing environmental consulting firms I've become a firm believer that QGIS should be part of everyone's GIS quiver.
Its not perfect. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that ArcGIS does. There are some things that ArcGIS does better. But what QGIS does, it does very, very, well and for free. This is especially true when you want to dip your toes in the waters
of multi-user enterprise level GIS systems and secure web-based interfaces to your data. I'm not ready to abandon ArcGIS yet but I would never want to be without QGIS either. Here is why.
http://millermountain.com/geospatialblog/2017/04/20/qgis-arcgis-users/
I also still have coupons available to register for my course Introduction to Web Programming for GIS Applications at half price $50 total..
https://www.udemy.com/introduction-to-web-programming-for-gis-applications/?couponCode=TPROMO
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