My background, in terms of education, is in political science as opposed to politics. A lot of statistics and proving theories and a little bit more scientific than just talking about the “political”. Like many people around me who finished political science, I didn't really have a notion of what it was I wanted to do with that when I finished university.

I ended up working in the technology space. What probably attracted me the most to was how much was just constantly changing. Combined with the fact that I was looking around myself at how people were working against all of these changes and things constantly evolving and I was just thinking a lot of how we're doing things isn't very logical. I moved within that sector a little bit.

“If I can prove something at the moment in time using statistics or mathematics or I'm very sure of my argument, it is not unique in terms of its truth.”

Marc Tumson

https://theglobalinterview.com/interviews-season-11/2020/11/2/marc-tumson-senior-process-improvement-architect-at-atradius