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Rent vs. Buy: Furnishing Energy Project Offices Without Tying Up Capital

Erin Osterhaus October 21, 2026 No Comments

Every energy project runs into the same question eventually, usually somewhere between the final investment decision and mobilization: what do we do about the office? It sounds like a procurement…

Ready For a Slower Pace? The Best Small Towns To Call Home

CORT Corner October 20, 2026 No Comments

Tired of bumper-to-bumper traffic, crowded grocery stores and the seemingly endless hustle and bustle of city life? Maybe you’ve been dreaming of somewhere a little quieter, where you can enjoy…

Can Better Workspaces Help Energy Companies Win the Talent War?

Erin Osterhaus October 14, 2026 No Comments

Yes — though not on its own. Compensation still opens the conversation. But when two offers are close, candidates weigh what the day-to-day actually looks like, and the workspace is the…

Before You Renew or Sign Your Lease, Here’s How To Negotiate Rent Price

CORT Corner October 13, 2026 No Comments

Whether you’re applying for a new apartment or reviewing a lease renewal, you may have room to discuss the rent or other lease terms with your landlord or property manager.…

How to Furnish a Project Office Fast for a New Energy Site

Erin Osterhaus October 7, 2026 No Comments

The project got approved months ago. The site work is underway, the trailer is set, and the crew starts in three weeks. Then someone opens the office door and realizes there is…

Do Apartments Come Furnished?

CORT Corner October 6, 2026 No Comments

If you don’t already have furniture or are only planning a short stay, the idea of a furnished apartment can be incredibly appealing. After all, who wouldn’t prefer to move…

The DIY Home Staging Playbook For Budget-Conscious Sellers

CORT Corner September 29, 2026 No Comments

Staging a house on a budget requires just a little bit of strategy. You’ll need to remove distractions, make each room’s purpose clear and use furniture and décor to showcase…

The Employee Experience Starts Before Day One

Erin Osterhaus September 23, 2026 No Comments

Most employers think onboarding begins when a new hire walks through the office doors, signs into their laptop, and meets their team. In reality, the employee experience starts much earlier. For employees relocating for a…

Too Many Roommates? How Many People Can Live in a Two-Bedroom Apartment

CORT Corner September 22, 2026 No Comments

Key Takeaways Searching for a new home but aren’t sure of the occupancy limitations for a two-bedroom apartment? Whether you’re moving in with friends, family or new roommates, it’s important…

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Rent vs. Buy: Furnishing Energy Project Offices Without Tying Up Capital

Ready For a Slower Pace? The Best Small Towns To Call Home

Can Better Workspaces Help Energy Companies Win the Talent War?

Before You Renew or Sign Your Lease, Here’s How To Negotiate Rent Price

How to Furnish a Project Office Fast for a New Energy Site

Do Apartments Come Furnished?

The DIY Home Staging Playbook For Budget-Conscious Sellers

The Employee Experience Starts Before Day One

Too Many Roommates? How Many People Can Live in a Two-Bedroom Apartment

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