Sequential interdependence refers to a situation where one task or thing must be completed before the next one can begin. In other words, the output of one task becomes the input of the next task, and this sequence continues until the final output is produced. Reflect on sequential interdependence and then use the space below to describe in detail a real$-$world example of sequential interdependence for each $($a$)$individuals within an organization and $($b$)$ departments$/$functions$/$divisions or other groups within an organization.

$($a$)$ Individual level example

$($b$)$ Group level example