1.       Business etiquette is all about create a relationship with colleagues and maybe employers. And certain rules you had to follow so the people surround are comfortable and also secure aroud you 

2. Demonstrate what it means to "consider the interest and feelings of others" and "minimize misunderstandings". Provide a scenario, if possible.

2.       Perhaps when deciding certain choice or matters, we had to consider others opinion and disagreement.

Minimize misunderstanding. Example, when you dealing with your client and he or she are foreign you and had to speak in English. But if he or she couldn’t spoke English too perhaps you had to hire a translator so the meeting or negotiation would run smooth with any misunderstanding

3.       It has been said that Business Etiquette differs from country to country - explain.

3.its different for few aspect such as

In Brunei, the government officer attire are less formal compare to the western, on west you had to wear full suit to the office but the major different goes to the female. In Brunei female attire for government officer is baju kurung  while on the west side, female are wearing skirts and formal button up shirt

Another than that, I noticed that if someone carried an handkerchief on his or her pocket and sneeze , its consider okay on western but most part of Asia its consider disgusting to sneeze on a handkerchief an put it on his or her pocket, in business setting  

1. It is about building relationships with other people, its not about rules and regulations, its about providing basic social comfort, creating an environment to where others feel comfortable and secure. ts consists of two things  which is thoughtful consideration of interest and feelings of other and being able to minimize misunderstandings.

2. What consideration of interest and feelings of others and minimizing misunderstandings means is, considering the importance and feelings of others, that includes the way you speak to them and how you greet them so that they wont misunderstand or feel offended to what you are telling them

3. Business etiquette is different from country to country, why?

- Because its just how things work for a certain country, and we have to respect it, you have to play by their rules - showing good manners and an appreciation, or example: 

- Between France and Australia

- In terms of Communication: Australians are very direct in the way they communicate  but in France, the way a French person communicates is often predicted by their social status, education level and from which part of the countru they were raised.

- In terms of meeting : In France, Appointments are necessary and should be made at least two weeks before but in Australia Appoinments are Necessary as well BUT it is relatively easy to schedule.

- In Terms of negotiation: Australians get down to business quickly with a minimim amount of small talk, In France, Business is conducted slowly, you will habe to be patient and not to appear ruffled by the strict adherence to protocol.

Your worker can’t read your mind. Clearly state what you want done so there’s little room for question. If your employee needs to know more, answer his questions and ask if he needs to know anything else. Clear instructions are especially crucial when workplace safety is involve.

3) different countries have different etiquette.
some examples are:
greetings arent always the same in different countries.
in the US, they use handshake as a way to greet
in Japan, the politely bow down their heads a little to show some respect
whilst in Vietnam, apparently they greet others by smiling widely to show friendliness lol 

2.consider the interest and feeling of others : 

For example 

you are in a bad day or mad at someone, dosen't mean you have to mad to your client / workmate / employer. 

Minimize misunderstanding : try to be positive for example 

(Attending a meeting)

Be flexible in each other views/opinion : Examine our views and ask ourselves whether there are contradictory views that can exist simultaneously as our own. Is it possible that someone with different experiences and a different point-of-view can have and equally valid, but different perspective?

3. Each country have different etiquette with different meaning itself, for example in

Japan

The Japanese are very formal. Moments of silence are far from awkward. Smiling does not always mean that the individual is expressing pleasure. For eg; Business cards are to be handed out formally following this procedure, Hand card with writing facing upwards, bow when giving and receiving the card, grasp it with both hands, read it carefully and put it in a prominent place. 

Kenya

Kenyans believe that their tribal identity is very important. Kenyans are also very nationalistic. Kenyans rarely prefer to be alone, and are usually very friendly and welcoming of guests. Kenyans are very family-oriented.

1. is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group
2."consider the interest and feeling of others" it mean  to think carefully about, especially in order to make a decision; contemplate; reflect on:
"minimize misunderstanding" it means reduce conflict.
3. Different cultures express politeness in different ways. In US, business meetings may be arranged as breakfast meetings, luncheon meetings or dinner meetings depending on time schedules and necessity. good eye contact during business and social conversations shows interest, sincerity and confidence.