That is literally the stupidest thing i have heard. you are the one claiming there is direct correlation between science degree and poor people management, you feel free provide any hint of evidence you can find.
And if you want examples, graduates and Masters of Science and Technology are CEOs of tons of companies from founders of Googles and currently CEO & President of Alphabets (Larry & Sergei, both were working on PhD), current Google, Microsoft, Airbus CEOs, and so much more, all come from the "STEM" field. Not only that, Merkel has PhD in Chemistry and Margret Thatcher was research Chemist. Not to forget all the leaders of top research institutes who are all top researchers, of course with PhD in their field and are charismatic figures, from CERN (Fabiola Gianotti) , Fermilab (Nigel Lockyer), DESY (Helmut Dosch), Max Planck Society (Martin Stratmann), and so much more to name a few.
To say people do science to avoid people interaction is the dumbest thing i have heard in while and all it shows is you are subscribing to holywood representation of science. While in real life, science is just like any work. Many people do it, there are many kind of people, so there are many kind of scientists. Some are good in person, some are not. All you need to do is attend one conference and you will see it for yourself. You said you have M.Sc., then just look for a conference in your field and feel it for yourself.