から見ると means 'from the point of view of' or 'judging from'. It is used when you make an assessment or observation based on a particular perspective. The noun before it is the vantage point or the basis of judgment. It often appears with words like 私, 親, 先生, 日本人, or abstract nouns like 経験 or 事実.

This pattern is commonly used in spoken and written Japanese, but it is slightly formal. In conversation, you might also hear から見れば or から見たら, which are close in meaning but から見ると is the standard form for general statements. Note that から見ると is not used for direct comparisons of two things; it is about viewpoint. If you want to say 'compared to', use に比べて instead.