Your countpoints are solid advice for a good programmer. For a great programmer you are missing that they control the environment as well. If you know who you

Your countpoints are solid advice for a good programmer. For a great programmer you are missing that they control the environment as well. If you know who you are delegating to you know what will be returned, when and how that is going to affect the next step. As a great programmer you are 15 moves ahead. Why would you worry about chaos? There is a lack of trust in your plan if fear of chaos exists. You are Michael Jordan and can see the entire court. As an average developer I don't trust anything will work even if it was just tested.