Thank you very much for available Question. I am tellings this is a valuable Question because this is a common question for every interview especially Job interview.
So, of course, you should prepare yourself so that you can tell about yourself fluently if anyone asks you “please tell me about yourself”

Now I am going to tell you how to tell about yourself a little bit. If you read my full Answer then I believe that you can tell about you something very strongly.

Can you tell me a little about yourself?

How to Answer “Tell Me About Yourself”
Fear not, job seekers: There’s a super-simple formula that will help you answer this question with ease.
you’re probably going to get in an interview is, “Tell me about yourself.” Remember, instead, it’s probably your first and best chance to pitch the hiring manager on why you’re the right one for the job.

Remember, When you will tell about yourself, you need to talk about your Present position, Past experience or skill and future plan about your desire job (especially where you are interviewing).

A formula I really like to use is called the Present-Past-Future formula. So you must maintain this formula.

So, first, you start to tell about the present— where you are right now.
Then, Start to tell the past— tell a little bit about the experiences you’ve had and the skills you gained at the previous position.
Finally, finish with the future—why you are really excited about this particular opportunity.

Here is an example, If someone asked, “tell me about yourself,” you could say:

“Well, I’m currently an account executive at Dreamed Social Welfare Organization (DSWO), where I handle our top performing client. Before that, I worked at an agency where I was on 2 different major national health care brands product. And while I really enjoyed the work that I did, I’d love the chance to dig in much deeper with one specific health care company, which is why I’m so excited about this opportunity with Metro Health Center.”

Remember, you need to tell like this about yourself with confidence.

Remember, throughout your answer, you need to focus on the experiences and skills so that the hiring manager thinks that “You are fit for this job” and you are going to be most relevant for the hiring manager when they’re thinking about this particular position and this company. And ultimately, don’t be afraid to relax a little bit, tell stories and anecdotes—the hiring manager already has your resume, so they also want to know a little more about you.

Thanks again.