I have been job hunting for a few months, as of writing. I have gone through a number of interviews, in some of which the interviewer/hiring manager has asked "could you tell us about yourself?"/"what have you been doing over the past XXX period" (or phrased similarly.)

As someone who is graduating from university, has presented all my experience, education, skills and experience on my CV, and may have sent a cover letter, and filled out a few screening questions/forms before the interview, I've found these questions to be mildly insulting (although I will never show it in the interview, only when I reflect afterwards)- as it comes across to me that the interviewer has not gone to the effort of glancing at my CV and seeing that I have ABC education and XYZ experience. When I am asked these questions, I often retell most of what is already on my CV (with one or two extra details that don't add much). Most of the time, the recruitment process progresses.

Am I missing something for these questions, and should I pursue jobs where these sort of questions are asked?