"I currently work in a community pharmacy, so my day is usually very busy and I'm multitasking to complete different priorities. I typically answer the phones, enter in new prescription requests, work the pick-up window and sometimes handle the check-out process. Throughout the day, I'm also assisting customers with questions, updating patient information in the computer, follow-up with general practitioner offices to gather information and process prescriptions."

As a pharmacy technician, you could have experience working in a variety of settings including, GP practices, community pharmacies, care homes, prisons, etc. By asking this question, the interviewer is trying to better understand your experience and if it aligns with the duties you would perform in the position you're applying for. Read the job description carefully to pick up on keywords in the job duty section. In your response, describe the setting you work in and some of your daily responsibilities and tasks in your role and show the interviewer that you could make the transition seamlessly.