I get what you mean - but Musk isn't always like that. Not like Jobs. If you look at the recent BFR video on the SpaceX channel, early on he gives an update on

I get what you mean - but Musk isn't always like that. Not like Jobs. If you look at the recent BFR video on the SpaceX channel, early on he gives an update on the technology, and there's a part where he takes much longer than the audience cares for to praise the job SpaceX' propulsion engineering team did on the new engine. And you can very easily tell it's genuine respect and gratitude (probably because he had to be more hands-off due to time constraints), not marketing fluff. He's certainly not above crediting people at his company.