Knock vs. Mendeley

During the busy season, it was a Knock was a big save. Even though the manager felt the strain from the workload, she was performing and processing applicants so quickly that our occupancy rose sharply for it. If you are already at 99%-100% occupancy, I suppose this would be a time that it isn't worth it. But that is so rare. We were always sure to have so many more applicants than vacant units using Knock.

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Mendeley Desktop used to be a decent software, and comparatively one of the best among Reference Managers. The new online version is beyond expectations

• Automated reminders to keep your manager moving
• Easy score system to give quick info on are we "winning vs losing"

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• Easy to use interface
• The use of font size and style makes information easily discoverable within the article previews
• Drag-and-drop functions make article indexing particularly simple

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• Template creation is not very intuitive or easy-to-find

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• In my opinion, terrible web-based function in the new version
• Very difficult to annotate and search in PDF's
• New version removed many previous functions

There are a lot of references that do a good job troubleshooting, although I am not sure there is a direct number to an actual person.

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Microsoft EndNote. Mendeley has better user interface and is able to store, sort and organize a large number of articles effectively. Also can import and extract information from citations from articles online without the entire full text pdf availability. Can be used and accessed from portable devices such as iPads and mobile phones as well.

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• It was mainly the prospect flow. Doubled the managers capacity on the front-end of leasing.
• Keeps the rent roll "in the green"!

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• It is great that for instance, you download the paper you need once, and share it with your entire team.
• You can present your annotation with the team!

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