In general, Cloud Engineers tend to command a higher salary range compared to Desktop Support Engineers. The specialized expertise required for cloud infrastructure design, deployment, and management contributes to the higher earning potential. Desktop Support Engineers, while still essential, often have a more modest salary range due to the broader nature of their responsibilities in providing end-user technical assistance and maintaining local systems.
If you are planning to pursue a career in cloud technologies, then don't miss checking out this video about Raj Kumar. It talks about how he achieved a career transition from a Desktop Support Engineer to a Cloud Engineer with the help of Intellipaat’s Microsoft Azure Certification Training Course.
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