Mechanistic Organizations:
A)Define jobs broadly
B)Tend to work well in stable environments
C)Have decisions made at lower levels
D)Are flexible

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Mechanistic organizations tend to work well in stable environments where there is little need for flexibility or adaptation. They often define jobs narrowly and emphasize standardization and control, with decisions made at higher levels of the organization. Therefore, option A is not correct (as it is the opposite of mechanistic organizations), option C is partially correct, but decisions are typically made at higher levels in mechanistic organizations, and option D is also not correct as mechanistic organizations prioritize consistency and predictability over flexibility.