I'm currently a cybersecurity sr. consultant at a mid-size firm - our cybersecurity practice is about 20 in total. We do mostly PCI assessments which get pretty boring/repetitive but sometimes we do cybersecurity reviews which are somewhat engaging. I've been here for about 2.5 years. I feel like most of my time is spent doing tech writing and I'm no longer learning much.
My friend helped me get an opportunity at Uber to be what is essentially a senior strategist role. The pay is pretty good (150k base and approximately 100k/yr in vested stock), but it's in San Fran. They're essentially in the process of building out a security program which could definitely be engaging. GRC implementation, etc.
I went back to my current employer and leveraged my offer for a 50k raise which brings me to 130k/yr (in Tampa, FL). They've lost some seniors recently and couldn't really afford to lose me. I also leveraged for them to give me a clear roadmap to "manager", which they targeted for me to reach in mid-2019.
I'm not 100% sure what to do at this point. On one hand, the Uber offer would probably be a great experience in terms of learning the industry side of things. However, I'm afraid of it being a "waste" of time in terms of career progression; I can't see myself getting into a management role. My current employer gives me the opportunity to get the managerial experience (i.e., managing people, budgets, etc.) and I get to stay in Tampa, but the work is repetitive. Does anybody have any insight into going into industry vs. staying on the consulting track? I'm trying to make the best long-term career decision.
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