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1. Don't venture out alone at night
2. Avoid shady places
3. If you are a female and for any reason if you have to use an uber at night, make sure that you speak on phone to a friend and tell him/her the car number such that the cabbie hears the conversation
4. Traveling by autos is safer than ola uber
5. Make acquaintance with shop owners around your society - sabzi vala, kirana vala. These guys generally are locals who have resources to help when you are in triuble
But nowhere as unsafe as Delhi. Delhi roads have rapes and murders happening everyday in broad daylight on the streets.
Do you know the number of SAs happening in delhi/ Gurgaon every minute?
- JSA/ Trilegal
No place is safe, crime is everywhere, stop believing in all that nonsense being peddled by media houses. Gurgaon is a great place to be at and yes usual caution is warranted as would be needed in any other part of the country but nothing out of ordinary. And yes, if you are here, please don't prejudge people, a lot of native Haryanvi are tired of uptight outsiders sitting in fancy houses constructed on land forcefully brought from us, depriving us of its real value and the land that sustained us, and then mocking us for our life choices. You will find if you make an effort that contrary to the popular perception, there are a lot of nice and helpful people in Haryana just like in any other state of India.
Long story short, if the offer is good, don't give it up because you think Gurgaon is unsafe. A lot of places in India could be called unsafe that way.