I see a huge VR market in misguided companies with too much money to burn on "team building" projects who see VR as a good way to extend middle management BS to WFH employees. Likely subsidized by MetaFacebook desperately pushing their crappy VR projects to keep them on life support.

As far as I can tell, we have a lot of progress to make with display resolution and GPU quality before VR becomes competitive for work environments with a modern hiDPI dual display setup. Maybe it's more appealing to folks with crappy home desk setups, or people who live in cities who don't want a full desk? Ergonomics still feels like an obstacle, though.