leaving or staying; whether to go or remain
Refers to the decision or act of leaving a position or staying, often used in political, professional, or organizational contexts.
The minister's decision to stay or resign is attracting attention.
course of action; position; attitude
Extended to mean one's stance or intended course of action in a situation, often implying a choice between alternatives.
He avoided making a clear statement about his future course of action.
There's a lot of attention on whether the coach will stay or leave.
He hasn't yet decided whether he'll stay or leave next season.
Fans are watching closely to see what the player will decide to do.
去来 shares the kanji 去 and means the coming and going of thoughts or people, whereas 去就 refers to a person's decision to leave or remain in a post.
one's course of action; whether to advance or retreat, stay or leave
Compound of 去 (leave) and 就 (take up a position), literally 'leaving or taking up'. The extended sense of 'course of action' derives from the idea of choosing between alternatives.
The president said he would clarify his intentions by the end of this month.