Am I a bad person without volunteering experience

Worship

If it's called hypocrisy
Certainly if you think so, maybe so

The concept of volunteering is unnatural because people walk too much alone in modern times, so I can't say anything in one word

It's not just something someone tells you to do
It's not something you do to be evaluated by society

In the first place, work must have social value
The more you get to the bottom of it, the more there is a service aspect, so it also leads to volunteering
Just always smile and say hello in a big way
I'm a volunteer

Even though I have volunteered
If you don't say hello properly, maybe they were doing it in hypocrisy or didn't learn something important

For example, due to disasters such as the Great East Japan Earthquake, I immediately rushed in to do soup kitchens and stuff, built homeless houses, and set up a food bank in Yamagata
But that's for myself
Mercy is not for people
That's it

Instead, I'm going to have a lot of fun
What would a local person give out as a thank you
You'll be delighted
I also eat meals with the residents
I also watch TV
In particular, they interact person-to-person by ignoring the hypocritical rules typical of volunteering

When I work at a nursing home, I also play as a dango

Even when I've been volunteering since a certain time
Consciousness in everyday life is becoming the same
This is the result that can be obtained through this ascetic practice
Look, it's for yourself, right?

If you continue to volunteer
You can learn that kind of fundamental act of mercy
That's more of an asset than anything else, isn't it
You won't be able to balance anything in your everyday life
Then the people around me will work hard to help me do what I do

Whether you don't have legs
I don't know if I can't see
The same human
You can understand that with your body, not your head
It's not a pretty thing

You decide if this is an experience you should have in your life

There is plenty of time

Gassho

The value of a human being cannot be measured by the presence or absence of volunteer experience. Still, if you're interested in volunteering, the first time you're interested is when you're interested. Why don't you try something out?

Hello.

They want to create an area where anyone can live easily, so they're aiming to become city hall employees. That's a great ambition.

Meanwhile, you were asked about your volunteer experience in an interview, and since you have no volunteer experience, you feel weak as an interviewee.

well, volunteering is also a part of the relationship. Of course, it's great if you do it, but you won't be criticized just because you haven't done it.

However, if in the future, you are asked about your volunteer experience in an interview, etc., it is better not to say the reason for what you didn't do. The more you talk about why you haven't volunteered until now, the more it sounds like an excuse or excuse to the interviewer, which is negative. Also, it's disrespectful to people who actually have a hard time volunteering.

Rather than that, talking about why you want to become a city hall employee and your motivation will work positively for the interviewer. “I'm not volunteering, but I was specifically studying this kind of thing about how to make the community easier to live,” or “through my hobby, there were specific things like this, and I began to think deeply about ease of living from there.” Also, even now, if there are volunteers you are interested in, I think it would be a good idea to try it out for the first time. Not for interviews, of course, but for society. I think your motivation to apply will become even stronger as you continue your activities.

It's the best thing for students to work hard in their studies.
There's nothing to be ashamed of.
just
Because it's beneficial to have experienced various things
Why don't you start volunteering now?

It's not about the presence or absence of rewards
I think an altruistic spirit is necessary for public servants.
It's not that you don't get rewards that are precious
Working for others is precious.