So far, considering a first month of usage, things look very verbose in Windows PowerShell when compared to Linux in day to day operations.
Checking free memory, for example. You have to make a call to a system’s object.

In Linux, the same operation is abstracted to a simple short named app intuitively called ‘free’.
And by passing ‘-h’ parameter it will give you human readable results. I don’t know if there is a similar parameter in PowerShell but, if there is, it is going to add up to that already excessive verbose command in exchange to trivial information.

Update: Aug 22, 2023
It seems that people at HN also share the same opinion about PS.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37221138