One in three Americans, 33%, plan to look for a new job this year, according to data from Monster Worldwide Inc.’s 2019 State of the Candidate report. The survey found the percentage is even higher among 18- to 34-year-olds; 48% in this age category plan to look for a new job this year.

Ninety percent of those planning to seek a new job expect to do so within the first three months of 2019. And while 54% believe the process would be easy if they had to look for a new job tomorrow, the remainder believe it would be hard.

The survey also found 75% of respondents have had a job where they didn’t feel they were a good fit, and half have felt this way in two or more jobs. Among those who have felt like a bad fit at a job, only 14% were able to tell right away when they started — it took weeks for 41% and months for 39%.

Another three-quarters of the Americans surveyed think that video will play a role in job searching in the future. Seventy-two percent anticipate video in the future job search, but expected uses vary:

• Video call with recruiters/potential employers in the interview process: 36%
• Video résumé: 33%
• Video job description: 27%
• Video application submission: 25%
• Video featuring a recruiter describing a job ad: 22%

Eighty percent of respondents agreed a video of a recruiter talking about a role as part of a job ad would help them better understand a job opportunity. The research also found 32% do not believe that a traditional résumé adequately conveys their value to employers, and this is substantially higher among respondents ages 55 to 65, at 48%.

The online survey was commissioned by Monster among a nationally representative sample of 1,000 Americans ages 18 to 65. The survey was conducted between Dec. 17 and Dec. 27, 2018.