What I don't quite understand is why those people study CS or IT in the first place (in my country there's no distinction in naming). I get that some people are

What I don't quite understand is why those people study CS or IT in the first place (in my country there's no distinction in naming). I get that some people are good at networking and office politics, and might even be good managers, let's give them the benefit of doubt. But are there, no doubt, studies specifically aimed at educating IT managers ? IT industry is still hot, surely there are some corresponding management courses to go with that ? That way they wouldn't have to struggle with conceptually hard topics, and employers would get a better idea of a person's skills. Why study IT if you don't like wrestling with algorithms, installing software, configuration etc ? Why pretend to be a techie ?