Flock vs Evernote Teams: Which is a better fit?

Ramin S.: Hi, my name is Ramin and I am a partner marketing specialist at a software technology company and I give Flock a four out of five. Our daily use for the application itself is team collaboration and communication across folks that are in multiple places across the entire globe. To be able to stay connected on tasks and communicate on different issues that could be going on daily is something that we rely on Flock just to make sure nothing gets missed and that the communication is as open and transparent as possible. What I really like about Flock is the ability to assign tasks and keep live updates on tasks with different folks within our organization. So seeing live stats and live messages of where things are at and how we can make sure that things get done and not lost in the day-to-day offerings in the workplace, I think that's where we can really see the successes of Flock really stand out. What I don't really like about Flock is within the capabilities of its messaging limits. So there is a 10,000 message limit, so we've had issues around being able to refer back to historical messages within, whether it's a project or just the chat itself. So that is something that could be potentially resolved at some point. And then also, its integration capabilities with certain apps just aren't there yet. So hopefully that's something that comes down the line. But as far as its day-to-day and functionality and being able to work within a team, it has everything you need.

Dayna T.: My name is Dana. I'm the director of marketing and communications. I give Evernote a four out of five. And for more information, click below. I had TickTick. That's a great application for note taking if your notes are short and brief, but I needed something that allowed me to have more details. I chose Evernote for multiple reasons. Number one, because it has free features. Number two, it's extremely user friendly. Number three, it allowed me to have extremely detailed notes for tasks, which is what I need for my profession. It's very easy to get started with Evernote. They offer free features that you can dabble with and apply to your professional life, as well as to your personal life if you're a note taker and you like to be organized. My advice for anyone considering Evernote is to give it a try by downloading it from their website and taking it full advantage of all of their free features. If you're interested in getting to know this more, then that's when, of course, you dabble with the paid features, but the free features are definitely worth getting started with.