Where they sit in a schematic would be far more telling, e.g. if they where in parrellel.
If they where behind a fuse, and on the mains side of an isolation slot, while its not building for longevity (they dont seem discolored so i would say they may have picked the wattage well) Its not negligent,
To me it seems done to manage the power rating well (again, not discoloured), wrapping in heat shrink greatly reduces the effective wattage, Equally the formed leads off the board, that is the norm for hot components, you dont want it damaging the board, The oxidisation looks marginal, I am assuming atleast 1 year old. if you run a resistor hot and the plating reacts with oxygen, it will react.
The only way i would take issue with it is if the resistor body to a lead was less than the required isolation gap, that is a no-no.