Is the word organizado the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes

The word "organizado" is identical in spelling, meaning, and grammar in both Brazilian and Continental Portuguese. The only difference lies in pronunciation.

In Brazilian Portuguese, the pronunciation is more "syllable-timed" with open vowels. The unstressed vowels are articulated clearly. In Continental Portuguese, the pronunciation is more "stress-timed" and features "vowel reduction." This means unstressed vowels (such as the "i" in organizado) are often shortened, neutralized, or almost swallowed, making the word sound more clipped or "closed."

Brazilian Portuguese Examples:

1. Ele é um profissional muito organizado. (He is a very organized professional.)
2. Eu preciso deixar minha mesa mais organizada. (I need to make my desk more organized.)
3. O projeto foi muito bem organizado pela equipe. (The project was very well organized by the team.)
4. Seu quarto está muito organizado. (Your room is very organized.)
5. Ela sempre tem um pensamento organizado. (She always has an organized way of thinking.)

Portuguese (Continental) Examples:

1. Ele é um profissional muito organizado. (He is a very organized professional.)
2. Eu preciso deixar a minha secretária mais organizada. (I need to make my desk more organized. — Note: "secretária" is the standard term for a desk in Portugal.)
3. O projeto foi muito bem organizado pela equipa. (The project was very well organized by the team. — Note: "equipa" is the term used in Portugal.)
4. O teu quarto está muito organizado. (Your room is very organized. — Note: "teu" is more natural and common in Portugal.)
5. Ela tem sempre um pensamento organizado. (She always has an organized way of thinking.)