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Google gets you off the ground with a preset Workday routine (thank heavens - both creating and using routines can get tedious unless you do it right). It's a big routine made up of a series of smaller routines to help remind you to keep up with your calendar, take breaks and so on throughout the day. Workday is sort of the mother of all routines. It's in the part of the app where you can craft custom commands called "routines" (here's a primer on how to do just that). Speaking of scenarios for using a smart speaker at work, back in the fall Google Home added a feature called Workday. Dale Smith/CNET Use the daylong Workday routine to simulate the office To disconnect from the meeting, hang up the phone.A Google Home or Nest device makes a great addition to your home office, especially with the new Workday routine.If you are joining via computer for video and phone for audio, enter your participant ID as shown in the Zoom application on your computer when prompted. Note: If the meeting has not started, you will be prompted to stay on the line until the meeting begins. At the prompt, enter the Zoom meeting ID provided by the facilitator of the meeting and press #.For the most accurate phone number to use, refer to the meeting invite email sent to you by the host of the meeting. Zoom meetings support up to 300 participants in the call. Note: The meeting host must join via a computer or mobile device app in order to start the meeting, but other participants may choose to join via phone, via computer or mobile device app, or a combination of computer for video and phone for audio if the computer does not have a microphone and speakers. Participants in the Zoom meeting will hear the dial-in participants in exactly the same way as participants who join via a computer or mobile device app. Participants can join a Zoom meeting via a traditional phone line. Not a member of San Francisco State University? You can find more information on Zoom's support site: This guide is intended for participants joining meetings hosted by San Francisco State University in San Francisco, California.