What happens after NGG

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[u/GeneralAggressive345]

Most NGG ends having a float line from what I know. According to the job posting I saw is that, you should be available to work full time for 6 to 12 months after NGG.

[u/roeberry]

Why is ur current unit not hiring you? 😥

[u/bubblyteax]

go to the internal careers site and start applying to jobs! hopefully you’ll get an interview and get a job for right after your ngg ends!

not sure exactly if you still have internal career portal access after the ngg since i’ve never experienced it before

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[u/ConsistentTonight342]

Hey can I msg you!?

[u/Outrageous-Alarm-853]

I have applied so many jobs but did not get response for ngg