At previous jobs, I've worked in features and integrations that were used by very few people for very unimportant things. The reason we built them was always so

At previous jobs, I've worked in features and integrations that were used by very few people for very unimportant things. The reason we built them was always so the sales team could market them, even if they were near useless. It was very unmotivated. Hell, if it was never used, but the features were interesting to build, I wouldn't have a problem at all. I prefer to work on systems that have code released as frequently as possible in direct response to customer inquiry. You know that code is being used and someone is benefiting from it.