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AOn a video call, small habits that nobody notices in person suddenly become very visible, such as constantly looking at a second screen instead of the camera, which can make a colleague seem distracted even when they are actually listening carefully.
BLooking roughly at the camera, rather than at the small image of the other person's face, helps create a sense of eye contact, something that feels natural in person but requires a small, deliberate adjustment on a screen.
CNodding and small verbal signals, like a quiet "mm-hm," matter more on a call than in person, since the other side cannot read subtle body language as easily through a small video window, especially with a slightly delayed connection.
DTurning the camera off entirely, while sometimes necessary, can unintentionally signal disengagement in a meeting where others keep theirs on, so briefly explaining the reason, such as a poor internet connection, helps avoid an unfair impression.