This is also a problem of people not understanding that audio conferences aren't just a regular conference but with headphones. There are a few things that mos

This is also a problem of people not understanding that audio conferences aren't just a regular conference but with headphones. There are a few things that most meetings could benefit from. Having an organizer who's aware of the differences between leading an in person meeting and a remote meeting, cutting video to save bandwidth if the meeting doesn't absolutely need it (the organizer can usually just disable the function), muting when you're not speaking (by far the best quality of life improvement, can be done silently by the organizer if someone is just doing their Vader impersonation throughout the meeting), using the "raise hand" function (again, the organizer plays a huge role here), using the native app instead of the web one usually provides better quality and performance, using a wired connection instead of wireless if possible, sometimes even starting meetings at non-standard hours (like 15 to/past the hour) helps avoid the rush of people logging in at the same time, etc.