I researched a number of programs to consider after doing SL and NROLFW. The top considerations were Wendler's, PHUL and Upper/Lower/Legs types of options. In the end, PHUL had enough of what I liked to do with a couple hadn't done much before. It worked okay as 3 days a week but has been better with 4 days (I did upper, lower, upper then the next week started with lower when doing 3 a week).

Here is the link to show the basic PHUL program: https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/phul-workout

I did a little modifying over the months. I don't do the skullcrushers because the ez bar and that angle don't go well with my elbow. I also sometimes skip calves cause meh, calves.

I actually really like the upper and lower split. I like the bit of variety and it was a nice break to not squat every day but to still get to do heavy squats, deadlift and bench press. I might stick with it for months more, or I'm going to look into powerlifting ones as I am considering competing but no decision yet. I'm glad I picked PHUL though as it's been one I've easily been able to stick to for months so far and could keep going if I go that route.

Name: A Workout Routine
Source: www.aworkoutroutine.com/the-beginner-weight-training-workout-routine/
Main Goal: Build Muscle/Strength
Workout Type: Compound
Training Level: Beginner
Days Per Week: 3
Equipment: Barbell or Dumbbells
Program Schedule: Alternate between Workout A (Squat, Bench Press, Rows) and
Workout B (Deadlifts, Pull-Ups (or Lat Pulldowns), Overhead Shoulder Press)
Note: This program is 3 sets for 8 to 10 reps of each exercise. Creator is an advocate of Mark Rippetoe's program as well.

I've been using this one for about 2 months now...

Name: Ice Cream Fitness
Source: https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/jason-blaha-ice-cream-fitness-5x5-novice-workout
Main Goal: Strength/Hypertrorphy
Workout Type: Compound. Full body exercises with some accessory work.
Training Level: Beginner.
Days Per Week: 3
Equipment: Barbell/Cables
Program Schedule: Ongoing.
Note: This program is basically the same as StrongLifts with added auxiliary lifts. It was easy to transition from one program to the other. My only criticism is that the workouts are LOOOOOOONG (about 1-1.5 hours) so although you're only spending 3 days a week at the gym, you're still working out about 4.5 hours a week.

I know this board was for lifting but does anyone have any cardio suggestions? I am looking into adding some cardio at work over lunch breaks. Maybe something not as intense as Insanity Max 30 but similar. Short, no equipment and a change up.
I'll add with the program I am doing now (already mentioned but I am changing to SL 5x5 in summer to accommodate a busy schedule).
Name: New Rules of Lifting for Women (NROLFW or NROL4W)
Source: Check out a bookstore or online for the book (I suggest hardcopy personally)
Main Goal: Strength
Workout Type: Compound. Full body.
Training Level: Beginner.
Days Per Week: Suggested 2-3
Equipment: Barbell/Dumbells/Cables/Ball/Bench (there are some at home alternatives though)
Program Schedule: Alternate A and B workouts for 6-7 stages. Could take 6 months or more to complete
Note: Some Lifts can be a bit tricky but it has been pretty easy to increase weight almost every time. The workouts start being about 20 minutes long then get veryyyyy long, 1-2 hours depending if you add the intervals at the end. I have had some great body results in the rear, arms and tummy.