Inventor vs SolidWorks Premium: Which is best for you?

powerful iLogic feature that simplies repetitive tasks

Assemblies always seem difficult, wither mating physicslly or with rules it always seems glitchy and I havent been able to grasp it fully. Despite this I am able to assemble my parts but I can tell the relationships are not full.

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.