Table 2

Model measurement

ConstructSources of measureAlphaCRAVEHTMTMeasurement items
Entrepreneurial leadership (EL)Renko et al. (2015) 0.850.890.520.72The team leader always comes up with radical improvement ideas for the projects/services we are offering
The team leader often comes up with ideas of completely new projects/services that we could accept/offer
The team leader takes risks in accepting and completing new projects
The team leader has creative solutions to the projects offered on freelancing platforms
The team leader demonstrates passion for my work
The team leader has a vision of the future of our freelancing business
The team leader challenges and pushes me to act in a more innovative way
The team leader wants me to challenge the current ways we do to complete our projects
Entrepreneurial passion for founding (EPF)Davidsson et al. (2017) 0.820.830.630.79Establishing a new freelancing business excite freelancers
Owning own freelancing business energize freelancers
Nurturing a new freelancing business through its emerging success is enjoyable to freelancers
Entrepreneurial bricolage (EB)Cardon et al. (2013) 0.900.920.570.75We are confident of our ability to find workable solutions to new projects which we accept, by using our existing resources
We gladly take on a broader range of projects than others with our resources would be able to
We use any existing resource that seems useful to responding to a new problem or new project opportunity
We deal with new projects by applying a combination of our existing resources and other resources inexpensively available to us
When dealing with new problems or new projects opportunities we take action by assuming that we will find a workable solution
By combining our existing resources, we take on a surprising variety of new projects
When we face new challenges in accomplishing new projects we put together workable solutions from our existing resources
We combine resources to accomplish new projects that the resources were not originally intended to accomplish
To deal with new challenges in new projects we acquire resources at low or no cost and combine them with what we already have
Project success (PS)Aga et al. (2016) 0.790.890.450.67The project was completed on time
The project was completed according to the budget allocated
The outcomes of the project are used by its intended end users
The outcomes of the project are likely to be sustained
The outcomes of the project have directly benefited the intended end users, either through increasing efficiency or effectiveness
Given the problem/reason for which it was completed, the project seems to do the best job of solving that problem/reason
I was satisfied with the process by which the project was implemented
Project team members were satisfied with the process by which the project was implemented
The project had no or minimal start-up problems because it was readily accepted by its end users
The project has directly led to improved performance for the end users/target beneficiaries
The project has made a visible positive impact on the target beneficiaries
Project specifications were met by the time of handover to the target beneficiaries
The target beneficiaries were satisfied with the outcomes of the project
Our client was satisfied with the outcomes of the project implementation

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