The built in principle that applies to all those in leadership positions should be that of mutual submission.
There are some individuals who feel that they can do everything better than the next person, even when the next person is being paid to do that job specifically. That usually happens to someone who has more educational training and they imagine that they have all the answers. They believe that it is appropriate for them to impose those answers on everyone else, and goes about doing so with a grim determination. Of course with a tad of humility, they would realize they are not the possessors of all wisdom.
God gave our communities a plurality of wise leaders. A wise leader will realize that one of them should be discipling them. Brighter still, a wise leader will keep themselves from clashing with older leaders, asking them to mull over the ideas and consider their wisdom. Then when new ways of doing things are presented to the community they will be backed by a united front.
