Conversation Connecticut: Career transitions

Butler says the job search process has changed dramatically over the past decade, with most job seekers now turning to online platforms to find opportunities.

Emily Knapton

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Jul 15, 2026, 8:18 AM

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In today’s Conversation Connecticut, News 12’s Rebecca Surran speaks with Curtis Butler, founder of Guided Ascent Career Coaching, about navigating today’s job market.

Butler says the job search process has changed dramatically over the past decade, with most job seekers now turning to online platforms to find opportunities. He shares tips and strategies to help people stand out in an increasingly competitive job market.

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