Video after the CEO and head of Astronomer HR were empty that they have an idyll by the soloist of the band Coldplay, the company brings Gwyneth Paltrow, the artist's ex-wife, in a surprise role
Gwyneth Paltrow. Photo: Jordan Strauss / AP / Profimedia
Astronomer takes advantage of the recent viral fame and makes fun of the trouble, temporarily hiring the actress Gwyneth Paltrow as a “spokesman”, after the scandal with the kissing room at the Coldplay concert and the resignations of the general manager and the head of human resources, according to Variety. Gwyneth Paltrow is the ex -wife of Coldplay's soloist Chris Martin.
Paltrow made his debut in a video published by Astronomer on Friday night. “Thank you for the interest given to Astronomer. Hi, I am Gwyneth Paltrow. I was employed, for a very short time, to speak on behalf of the more than 300 employees of the company,” says the actress awarded with Oscar.
“Astronomer has received a lot of questions in recent days,” Paltrow continued. “And the company asked me to respond to the most common.”
“Yes, Astronomer is the best platform to run Apache Airflow,” she said, while the text “OMG, what the hell” appeared on the screen.
“We want to offer a unified experience for running data pipelines, Machine Learning and AI, on a large scale. We are glad that so many people have rediscovered the interest in data automation.
As for the other questions we received, yes, there are still places available at our Beyond Analytics event in September. And now, we return to what we know how to do best: to offer results that make the difference for our customers.
Thank you for the interest given to Astronomer. ”
The viral moment of the Coldplay concert
The video comes in the context of the intense mediated scandal that took place last week at a Coldplay concert, where a scene on the “Kissing Room” sparked waves on social networks and in the press. The incident led to the resignations of the Astronomer CEO, Andy Byron, and the head of human resources, Kristin Cabot, after the two were empty to have an idyll.
