While attending longer video conferences where I don't have to speak I just put my headset on and do something housework, like vacuuming the floors and some foo

While attending longer video conferences where I don't have to speak I just put my headset on and do something housework, like vacuuming the floors and some food prepping. For those I have/want to talk, I feel that most difficult part is that it's hard to get into the conversation if it's hybrid, people attenuating in a meeting can easily use facial expression and/or body languages to indicate they want to interrupt or add something in it, while for us on the big screen, some of the people couldn't read the cue, unless someone virtually "raised a hand" with a binging sound. My best experience with the meetings are the smaller ones that everyone has the camera on, speak in turn, giving feedback by using "raise a hand" button in a row, and don't take details offline. (around 60% of hour meetings are in this way - weekly). One upside about larger video calls is that you can read participants expression without them realizing.