This right here . You did an MBA program , say that with some swagger and be proud of that . There a people with zero professional experience that get MBAs and are immediately hired as CONSULTANTS on college degrees alone , so that degree of yours is no joke . Apply for something higher up sales , marketing , operations , anything over admin . Be confident in your degree , but not cocky on your interviews <| sep |> The main difference between the two types is that a typical bluegrass instrument has a big wood resonator mounted on the back of the pot , while the instrument used for clawhammer does not . they are tuned the same , have similar , if not identical scale lengths , are tuned the same , and sound pretty similar , except for volume . There is absolutely no problem with your trying to learn other types of music and playing it on your banjo , including bluegrass . If you are interested in hearing nonbluegrass played on a bluegrass instrument , for example , find some recordings by Bela Fleck .