As you prepare for an interview, you should go back to the job description. When you're wondering what a specific interviewer is looking for in response to a particular interview question, a job posting can be a guide. Think through all the tasks you're regularly responsible for at your current or most recent job. It might help to write them down so you have a list to refer to as you continue. Keep your response brief - stay high level and respond succinctly.

"I like to start each day by going over my schedule to make sure any calls or meetings I have are top of mind, and I do the prep work for those first. Then, I usually answer my emails while I'm still fresh. I like to make sure I'm giving any warm leads my fullest, clearest, attention, so I generally jump to those conversations first and reply right away or take the immediate actions I need to to get them the answers to their questions. Then I check my LinkedIn messages and voicemail and reply accordingly to cold contacts that yielded responses. After that, I usually spend any remaining free time before lunch researching prospects. In the afternoon, I find I'm more social and high-energy, so I channel that into cold calls and messaging. Usually, I'll have one or two scheduled calls with leads each day, and while I prefer to put those in the afternoon, I'll defer to their preferences. I also try to listen in on a sales call two to three times a week to get a sense of how our account executives are closing deals, both to learn more about that step and to know what messaging will likely resonate with leads I speak with. I update Salesforce throughout the day, but before I leave, I double-check to make sure I didn't forget to record anything."