Raymond James & Associates

Looking for some objective feedback on Raymond James & Associates.  Not concerned about the independent contractor or RIA side, just the traditional advisor at RJ&A.

What's it like to work for the firm?  How do advisors view leadership/management?  Is the firm more compliant friendly than the traditional wirehouse environment?  Are they really advisor-centric?  How does their investment platform stack up to the wires?  What can advisors expect for transition packages?

Thanks in advance