No, it won’t. As music becomes more complicated, the composer usually uses more creative ways to break the chord up or add or subtract notes to make the music sound more interesting.  Additionally, the chords I showed you are in root position; first and second position chords are also quite common, and it may throw you off if you see those instead.  For beginning piano music, it’s typical to stick to root-position chords until you have the hang of it, but as you progress, you’ll find that more and more, chords are spaced out over a couple beats in broken patterns or embellished by other notes or techniques.