What experience do you have working as a Project Manager?
The interviewer asks this question to determine if you meet their minimum qualifications for the position. Since you have been invited to interview, the interviewer has decided that your resume shows you have the experience for the job. They want to hear in your words what previous Project Manager experience you have.
Focus your answer on describing who you have worked for, the type of projects you oversaw, and the number of years of experience you had in each position. If you review the job announcement before your interview, you can be sure to highlight your experience based on the company's needs.
Avoid simply saying the number of years of experience you have working as a Project Manager. You want to elaborate and describe the types of projects you have worked on and with whom, showing the interviewer that you are more than qualified for the position.
"I worked as a Project Manager for Tesla for the past eight years. My responsibilities included coordinating the successful execution of workshop master layout design, the production line, material flow, and building design through all project phases. I provided project estimates, collaborated with the QA team to coordinate building, utilities, process, and equipment changes, and generated project status updates."
