There are three types of task interdependence, such as shared, sequential and reciprocal. Pooled interdependence, for each department or organizational component performs completely independent functions. Although departments cannot directly interact with each other in the grouped interdependence model, each provides individual elements of the same overall system. For sequential interdependence, it occurs when one unit of the overall procedure creates an output required for the next unit. And for the Reciprocal, interdependence is similar to sequential interdependence in that the result of one division becomes the input of another, in addition to being cyclical. “Shared interdependence is perhaps the most flexible form of the three. » (Murray & Media, 2014) An example at SRC is where they have three teams that need to work together to support the product that has been delivered to the client. A team (testing) will often receive reports of any hardware or software issues and will attempt to help or alleviate any issues customers are having with the delivered systems. Team ...