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Making sorting discoverable on a table with no default sort

Making sorting discoverable on a table with no default sort

We have a table that orders results of clients (can be searched on name, address, email, phone, etc.) based on an algorithm, so there isn’t a "default" sort we can mark with an arrow to indicate the table is sortable. However, th…

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