I have worked with a couple of people over the years who instead of breaking functions out when something would say make sense to be reused or made some sort of logical sense as a unit, instead seemingly just bundle lines whose only real relationship was that they happened to be near each other when they decided to "refactor".

Having read Clean Code back in college as it was assigned reading, it was absolutely the vibe I got from Uncle Bob generally. See any number of lines at the same indentation level, select them, extract method, name it vaguely for some part of what it does, repeat.

I honestly think that it comes from this type of school of thought that a function should be X lines rather than a function achieving a function. Thinking about this now, it's sort of the difference between "subroutines" and "functions".

Working on their code, I thank god for modern IDEs ability to inline. I often go through and restructure the code just to understand the full scope of what it's doing, before restoring what I can of the original to make my changes as minimal as possible.