Part(s) of problem is A. access to employees with the right skill sets and B. their respective commutes and desire to live closer to the city. So, you could ch

Part(s) of problem is A. access to employees with the right skill sets and B. their respective commutes and desire to live closer to the city. So, you could choose to locate a company in Worcester (or even closer in, say, Framingham), but many of the 20/30 somethings will have a tough time getting to these locations and these towns themselves don't have people with the necessary skill sets. It's criminal the train from Boston to Worcester is slower today than it was in 1950. But that's another topic.