Where Is Sequential Interdependence?

Sequential Interdependence
It happens when one department or team must accomplish something before another team can do their job – similar to the concept of an assembly line. A product must be fully assembled before it is wrapped, and wrapped before it is shipped. Skipping a step derails the entire process.

What is an example of sequential interdependence?

In sequential interdependence, your team members rely on each other in predictable ways for the flow of information, work and decisions. Each person's output becomes the input for the next person in the sequence. ... For example, a hockey team has reciprocal interdependence.

Which is the best example of sequential interdependence?

Perhaps the most obvious example of sequential interdependence is an assembly line.

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