Disclaimer: I have never used Salesforce and at best have a superficial understanding of what it does. That depends. The question you want to ask yourself is,

Disclaimer: I have never used Salesforce and at best have a superficial understanding of what it does. That depends. The question you want to ask yourself is, do you want to spend the rest of your career learning to use one limited toolbox or do you want to make your own tools? If you're bored (and someone please correct me if I'm wrong here), you're just replacing one set of Legos you piece together with another, except this new set is much more specialized and limited. Personally (although I have to give the COO cred for replying to this post personally) I wouldn't want to tie my horse to this one pole. You're basically a puppet to Salesforce whims. If they decide to become super evil, your career is now Madvillianry.