Drew Sutton's guest appearances

Drew Sutton

Poet in Bangkok

Stallions Chatter

Passages

Caroline Jones

Tori Dunlap

John Constantine

David Lloyd

Ahmed Mohamed

Alexandra Metz

Chloe Elise

Olivia Frances

Myles Berrio

Constantine III

Raye Zaragoza

Elisabeth Huijskens

Haley Hoffman Smith

Paul Spurrier

Kenneth Nielson

OwlTail

Today’s episode is such a special one for me! I invited my boyfriend, Drew Sutton, to share his career story and the major changes he’s made in only a few short years. In 2019, I made the decision to move to California, which presented the opportunity for Drew to consider finding a new role out west, too. Through a series of very intentional strategies, in 2020, Drew was able to transition from a small finance firm in Atlanta, Georgia to a highly competitive sales role for Mulesoft/Salesforce in San Francisco, California. Navigating three pivots all at once took a lot of preparation and confidence but (as Drew found out) wasn’t impossible. In today’s episode, I wanted to bring Drew on to walk through the exact steps he took to make these moves and launch a new career, just in case any of you are looking to switch up your career paths in major ways as well. Our conversation breaks down his story into three distinct pivots: 1) Pivoting industries from finance to sale— why was sales the right move for him, and how did he bridge gaps in his resume to land the role without prior experience? 2) Pivoting from a small firm to a major corporation— what are the pros and cons of both types of companies, and how did he position his smaller-brand experience as competitive for a company like Salesforce? 3) Pivoting from Georgia to California— real talk: how did he feel about moving across the country, what has he learned since, and what advice would he share with anyone else looking to make unfamiliar moves to follow something they believe in? If you’re interested in a major career change, but lacking the confidence to own that such a change is *possible*, this episode is for YOU. ——— Mentioned in today’s episode: Passages Ep. 39 with Emily Sermons Mulesoft Careers The Local, Atlanta, GA ——— Stay connected: Connect with Drew on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drew-sutton/ More about The Passages Project: https://www.thepassagesproject.com/ Follow The Passages Project on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepassagesproject/

Today’s episode is such a special one for me! I invited my boyfriend, Drew Sutton, to share his career story and the major changes he’s made in only a few short years. In 2019, I made the decision to move to California, which presented the opportunity for Drew to consider finding a new role out west, too. Through a series of very intentional strategies, in 2020, Drew was able to transition from a small finance firm in Atlanta, Georgia to a highly competitive sales role for Mulesoft/Salesforce in San Francisco, California. Navigating three pivots all at once took a lot of preparation and confidence but (as Drew found out) wasn’t impossible. In today’s episode, I wanted to bring Drew on to walk through the exact steps he took to make these moves and launch a new career, just in case any of you are looking to switch up your career paths in major ways as well. Our conversation breaks down his story into three distinct pivots: 1) Pivoting industries from finance to sale— why was sales the right move for him, and how did he bridge gaps in his resume to land the role without prior experience? 2) Pivoting from a small firm to a major corporation— what are the pros and cons of both types of companies, and how did he position his smaller-brand experience as competitive for a company like Salesforce? 3) Pivoting from Georgia to California— real talk: how did he feel about moving across the country, what has he learned since, and what advice would he share with anyone else looking to make unfamiliar moves to follow something they believe in? If you’re interested in a major career change, but lacking the confidence to own that such a change is *possible*, this episode is for YOU. ——— Mentioned in today’s episode: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/passages/id1510172714?i=1000507829993" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Passages Ep. 39 with Emily Sermons</a> <a href="https://www.mulesoft.com/careers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mulesoft Careers</a> <a href="https://www.thrillist.com/venue/drink/atlanta/bar/the-local" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Local</a>, Atlanta, GA ——— Stay connected: Connect with Drew on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/drew-sutton/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/drew-sutton/</a> More about The Passages Project: <a href="https://www.thepassagesproject.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thepassagesproject.com/</a> Follow The Passages Project on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepassagesproject/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/thepassagesproject/</a>

49: Moving Coasts, Switching Industries, and Staying Competitive Outside Your Comfort Zone: How to Navigate Multiple Career Moves at Once, ft. Drew Sutton

This podcast is for our Stallions Baseball Club family. We talk through all things Stallions: tournaments/league updates, uniforms and tips. This week we interviewed 18U player, Drew Sutton with tips to stay in shape, his commitment and other nonsense. Hit us up on Twitter @StallionsBC with some name suggestions. 

This podcast is for our Stallions Baseball Club family. We talk through all things Stallions: tournaments/league updates, uniforms and tips. This week we interviewed 18U player, Drew Sutton with tips to stay in shape, his commitment and other nonsense. Hit us up on Twitter @StallionsBC with some name suggestions.

Stallion Chatter - Drew Sutton Ep. 1

Pim Weeresethakul

In September 2015, Dr. Pim Weeresethakul, a scientist working with the International Space Exploration and Coordination Group (ISECG), illegally released a batch of files to Wikileaks. Among the files was an unidentified audio transmission from Mars' orbit. The signal was detected by ISECG in March 2015, but ISECG chose to keep the audio secret.The audio file of the signal spread quickly online and soon became known as the “Murdered by the sky” transmission, due to speculation that the signal contained a message in Morse code. There was an international furor over the release of the documents. Many praised Dr. Pim for her bravery in releasing the files, while others condemned her for causing panic at an undisclosed alien threat.Fearing repercussion, Dr. Pim sought political asylum at the Mexican Embassy in Paris, France. She agreed to a single interview with Guardian reporter Drew Sutton, in December 2015.March 14, 2016, Drew Sutton released the raw, unedited tape of their interview online—perhaps to encourage as many people as possible to prepare themselves for the arrival of the large whale-like objects currently headed to Earth. The tape includes many details not included in the original Guardian articles.POET IN BANGKOK has decided to offer a copy of the file here because we’ve spoke a lot about Mars on the podcast, and during the interview Dr. Pim makes several comments about speech and cultural norms in Thailand. Thanks to Drew Sutton for making the original document available. And thanks to our friends N.D. and K.L.H. for hooling us up with this file with us.

In September 2015, Dr. Pim Weeresethakul, a scientist working with the International Space Exploration and Coordination Group (ISECG), illegally released a batch of files to Wikileaks. Among the files was an unidentified audio transmission from Mars' orbit. The signal was detected by ISECG in March 2015, but ISECG chose to keep the audio secret. The audio file of the signal spread quickly online and soon became known as the “Murdered by the sky” transmission, due to speculation that the signal contained a message in Morse code. There was an international furor over the release of the documents. Many praised Dr. Pim for her bravery in releasing the files, while others condemned her for causing panic at an undisclosed alien threat. Fearing repercussion, Dr. Pim sought political asylum at the Mexican Embassy in Paris, France. She agreed to a single interview with Guardian reporter Drew Sutton, in December 2015. March 14, 2016, Drew Sutton released the raw, unedited tape of their interview online—perhaps to encourage as many people as possible to prepare themselves for the arrival of the large whale-like objects currently headed to Earth. The tape includes many details not included in the original Guardian articles. POET IN BANGKOK has decided to offer a copy of the file here because we’ve spoke a lot about Mars on the podcast, and during the interview Dr. Pim makes several comments about speech and cultural norms in Thailand. Thanks to Drew Sutton for making the original document available. And thanks to our friends N.D. and K.L.H. for hooling us up with this file with us.

Drew Sutton Interview with Dr. Pim Weeresethakul (The Guardian - 12 Dec. 2015)