It's so difficult to intervene at just the right time. When you're in person, you can just immediately start talking after whoever was talking stops. There are

It's so difficult to intervene at just the right time. When you're in person, you can just immediately start talking after whoever was talking stops. There are rarely conflicts about two people starting talking at the same time. The nonverbal cues also help everyone see who'll be responding. In Zoom, you start as soon as your audio and video feed tells you to, but by then someone else has started talking, which leads to the infamous "sorry, go ahead" ritual. It's annoying. The more people there are, the worse it is.