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If you want the FT role, you pit in your notice at the freelance gig and be proactive in helping them with the transition.
Agencies cut freelance assignments all the time. It goes both ways, and you can handle it with more grace than agencies ever do.
Congrats!
Give the FL gig your notice, they should all understand, and if they don’t that’s just proof they don’t deserve you anyway. Do what you can to help them, but you always need to look out for your own best interests, agencies only operate in their best interests too.
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Take the FT role. Give notice at the FL gig. Offer to help them find a replacement. Agencies deal with this situation often and they’d have zero problem kicking a freelancer to the curb with 2 hour notice.
Congrats on the FT role!
I’ll take your FL gig
Only you will put you first. Still offering to send them replacements is hood for karma.
Take the full time job.
Get your bag and go. Staffing is the job of a manager paid to figure that out.
What everyone else said, take care of #1!