Earlier this year, Tyler Sorenson took an old-school approach to landing a job. He walked into a brick-and-mortar tech repair company, handed them an unsolicited paper resume, and hoped for the best.
"I literally just had to walk into that store and hand them an actual résumé for them to even take a look at me,” he told Business Insider. “I got a call a week later where they were asking me to formally apply.”
