The given code performs a sequence of operations on an enum `Desig` and includes a dropWhile operation followed by a switch-case statement. The Arrays.stream(Desig.values()).dropWhile(s -> s.equals(Desig.CMO)) part of the code is intended to skip over the elements of the `Desig` enum until it reaches an element that does not match `Desig.CMO`. However, since `Arrays.stream(Desig.values()).dropWhile(s -> s.equals(Desig.CMO))` is not stored or used subsequently, it does not affect the following switch statement. Thus, the switch statement uses `Desig.valueOf("CMO")`, leading to a direct match in the switch case with `CMO` and printing "Marketing". The dropWhile operation has no effect on the switch statement execution. Therefore, the code correctly falls through the cases from `CMO` onwards and prints "Marketing", "Finance", and "Technical" successively.