国際青年環境NGO A SEED JAPAN （アシードジャパン） - Chiyoda City

When I told a great person with a long history that I should do accounting and reporting more firmly, I would look down on me saying, "There are things that NGOs and NPOs can not say in accounting and what they are doing." It is an organization that taught me the world of adults with such remarks. It seems that there are various black spots such as the use of funds. It's an adult world while going to young people. There are annual reports, but there are only good things, and there are things that I can't say about accounting and activities. I won't go to this place for details. I want to say clean and correct by name, it seems like that. It seems that newcomers think that they are just booth messengers, because they only say "act!" To the mere volunteers who have just entered. People here try to get professionals to work for free, don't understand the value of professionals, take it for granted that professionals work for free, and take money as bad. Or try to plant such bad money (some, if not all). If you consider a business person to be an evil organization and tell them that you are paying for it, they will judge that the ugly existence that has entered for sales is entering as a spy. Paid is evil and an enemy, and the more free is supreme and free, the greater we think, and the more we move for free, the greater our self-esteem and the less we listen to others. Since I work so much for free, I think it's natural for others to work for free, and I think it's natural for professionals to work for free. In the first place, I think that free of charge is correct no matter what you do without understanding the value of professional work. When I say an opinion, I get sharp and judge that what they are doing is absolutely justice, and that the person who says that does not understand NGOs, NPOs, and volunteers. We justify ourselves by judging "I don't know" without understanding the person who gives our opinion, and we judge that we are absolute justice, and we are the best. An organization that judges that it is. For that reason, anything that does not understand their opinions is regarded as a subordinate, looked down on, and cut off as an "unknown person." ... It's a story from decades ago. I don't know now. With such a basic stance of upper management, Pepe volunteers throw away as an advertising tower to inform the outside world that "we are so pure" in addition to rewarding exploitation. Then, when he gets to know the reality, he harasses him in various ways and cuts it off by saying, "You don't know." This is typical of volunteers for rewarding exploitation. It used to be in the garden. I still have it.