Which two CGE end-user groups do NOT currently have their profile settings retained between sessions? (Choose two.)

Sales personnel typically require persistent profiles to retain personal settings, documents, and specific application configurations (like CRM tools, email) across sessions, as their work is highly personalized and data-intensive.

Engineers often utilize standardized virtual desktop environments for specific tasks or testing, where a non-persistent profile ensures each session starts with a clean, consistent slate, simplifying management, troubleshooting, and ensuring security, as personal settings or changes are not retained.

Technicians frequently use generic tools and standardized desktops, making non-persistent profiles ideal to ensure a consistent, clean environment for each session, which simplifies management and prevents accumulated user-specific changes.

Executives/Management always require persistent profiles to maintain their personalized desktop environment, settings, and access to critical documents and applications, ensuring a consistent and personalized user experience between sessions.