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Military generals aren't called generals because they are specialists. People at the top need to be generalists to delegate individual issues to whatever specialist is best able to handle them.
Teaching and negotiating are both people skills but they aren't the same skill. There are people who aren't good at teaching but who are good at selling.
This is true only in the sense that they aren't called generals because they are pianos.
I hate argument-by-folk-etymology. From Wikipedia: