Table 1

Items used in the study

ThemeItems
CompetenciesC1. Technical (vocational) skills: Possessing specialized knowledge or technical skills related to the specific tasks (e.g. driving license)
C2. Command of foreign languages: Ability to communicate in foreign languages
C3. Analytical skills: Analyzing data and information to make informed decisions
C4. Complex problem solving: Identifying issues and finding creative solutions to overcome them
C5. General digital skills: Proficiency in using computers, software applications, and the internet.
C6. Platform-Specific Digital Skills: Knowledge and expertise in the specific tools, features, and functionalities of the platform
C7. Time Management: Efficiently managing and prioritizing tasks to meet deadlines
C8. Teamwork skills: Working effectively with others to achieve common goals
C9. Creative thinking skills: Coming up with new ideas and approaches to improve work processes and outcomes
C10. Communication skills: Ability to communicate clearly and effectively
C11. Interpersonal skills: Networking, building and maintaining positive relationships with clients, team members, and other platform users
C12. Self-Motivation skills: The ability to work independently without direct supervision
C13. Knowledge and skills on how to maintaining good physical health: knowledge about proper nutrition, correct body posture, physical exercise
C14. Knowledge and skills related to maintaining good mental health: knowledge on how to recover from stress, how to balance work and family duties etc.
C15. Ability to adapt: Adjusting to new tools, processes, and changing work environments
C16. Continuous learning skills: Staying updated with the latest trends, tools, and best practices relevant to the platform and industry
InterestsI1. Clear employer expectations: Well-defined roles, responsibilities, and performance metrics
I2. Fair compensation: decent level and timely paid
I3. Regular feedback: Feedback about job performance
I4. Access to training: Opportunities for skill development
I5. Opportunity to make career: Access to career paths
I6. Active participation: Opportunity to provide feedback and suggestions for improvements in organization
I7. High-quality tools: Access to reliable technology, software, and other necessary tools to perform tasks efficiently
I8. Autonomy: Control over work schedule and ability to select tasks
I9. Work-life balance: Opportunity to manage personal and professional responsibilities
I10. Health and wellness support: Access to health benefits, wellness programs, and mental health resources
I11. Job security: Assurance of continued work opportunities and protection against sudden job loss
I12. Positive corporate culture: A work environment that respects people, values diversity and promotes inclusivity
I13. Social needs: Opportunities to connect with people
I14. Assistance in the case of redundancies
P–JF (measurement scale authored by Cable and DeRue (2002) Needs-supplies fit
NS1. It is a good fit between what my job offers me and what I am looking for in a job
NS2. The attributes that I look for in a job are fulfilled very well by my present job
NS3. The job that I currently hold gives me just about everything that I want from a job
Demands-abilities fit
DA1. The match is very good between the demands of my job and my personal skills
DA2. My abilities and training are a good fit with the requirements of my job
DA3. My personal abilities and education provide a good match with the demands that my job places on me
Source(s): Authors' work

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