I won't say it's universal but I've certainly heard it before. There's obv a wide range between someone who works hard and someone who is genuinely irreplaceable to the business in their current position.
Likewise if you overachieve in a team environment you can often end up not only getting other people work, but the unpleasant tasks they've all been putting off.
Likewise if you overachieve in a team environment you can often end up not only getting other people work, but the unpleasant tasks they've all been putting off.
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