SolidWorks Premium vs Zbrush: Which is best for you?

My overall experience with SolidWorks has been great, it's easy enough to use for jr. engineers to learn, and advanced enough for senior engineers to leverage creating blueprints very quickly and efficiently.

The downside of this software is its sadddenly crashes sometimes ,so all the work we have done before crashing will be lost.

Even though it is intricate, there are SO many tutorials from the application itself to teach you anything you need - I especially love the custom user-interface, super accessible and helpful.

the learning curve is very steep. But also the fact that it is not possible to do rigging or animation on Z-Brush can make it less effective overall than other 3D modeling software that is efficient in all its other areas.