> These people will often look at my code and it looks disjointed to them. They can't read the code and get a sense of what it is doing. They find themselves ju

> These people will often look at my code and it looks disjointed to them. They can't read the code and get a sense of what it is doing. They find themselves jumping around through hundreds of files just to figure out what's going on. I'd add that unit tests (above the method level) help to "tell the story" of the code. Coming into a large code base with well-factored code can be daunting, it's a boon to be able to step through unit tests that exercise even just typical scenarios.