My company uses Perforce, and while it's not perfect, it's more intuitive and has a comprehensive graphical user interface. Most importantly, once I learn how t

My company uses Perforce, and while it's not perfect, it's more intuitive and has a comprehensive graphical user interface. Most importantly, once I learn how to do something with Perforce, I never forget it. That's not the case for me with git. The merge tool works pretty well. Also, my company has large repositories.