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Many refugees seeking asylum in Sweden and Finland are turning to tech to find jobs. CNET reporter Laura Hautala saw first-hand how tech companies are helping refugees find work. This video is part of Life, Disrupted: A special CNET report on tech and the refugee crisis.
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