hyphenation - "You should be well-organised" or "You should be well organised"?

Should I hyphenate the term 'well organised'? The context, if it matters, is the following sentence:

For this role you should be well organised and analytical with some research ability.

(I see there are other question here about hyphenation; do point me to one if this falls under a general rule, I just couldn't see it.)

Answer

Of course the context matters. I think it tells you whether a hyphen is needed or not.

Use a hyphen with compound adjectives (such as well-organized) when they precede a noun.

• It was a well-organized meeting.

When the description follows the noun, no hyphen is necessary.

• Her office is well organized.

In your example, I would not hyphenate the phrase.